‘Open season on Christians now’: Biblical views on homosexuality proscribed in Whatcott ruling
The Supreme Court made it clear in its ruling that Bill Whatcott’s use of the Bible to reach out to homosexuals was problematic.
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Ottawa cop takes camera from pro-lifer filming arrest-threat, deletes all files
“I find this to be police bullying,” he said. “He destroyed my personal property. It’s not right.”
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Liberal Party leadership candidate Marc Garneau throws in the towel, predicting Trudeau triumph
“As far as I am concerned, it’s a fait accompli," Garneau said, opening the door to the left-wing Liberal.
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Canadian Life and Family leaders enthusiastically welcome Pope Francis
Gwen Landolt of REAL Women of Canada told LifeSiteNews.com he will remain “a solid voice leading us on the...pro-life and pro-family [values] that have kept society.”
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Pro-abortion protesters shut down talk by Canadian MP at University of Waterloo
Pro-life MP Stephen Woodworth was forced to cancel a talk Wednesday night as pro-abortion advocates shouted him down.
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Yukon Education Minister orders Catholic bishop to remove policy on same-sex attracted students
The bishop removed mention of the policy from the diocesan website, but said that it will nevertheless remain in effect.
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Petition to reform Canadian bishops’ overseas development arm passes 800 signatures
Based at CharityinTruth.ca, the petition is urging prayerful support of the Canadian bishops' reform of Development and Peace.
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Status of Woman Minister Ambrose urged to ‘Stand up for the girl-child in the womb’
Alissa Golob called it “ironic” that Minister Ambrose would “let a man of power [Harper] control her in what should be a free vote on an important women's issue."
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Federal minister: bill mandating gay clubs in Manitoba schools is ‘unconstitutional’
Bill 18, an "anti-bullying bill," would force all schools in the province to accommodate homosexual student clubs.
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Quebec woman fined $144 for arranging Catholic Mass in rented building acquitted
The ticket stated that Celani had broken a bylaw, because the building was not zoned for ‘religious use’.
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