Sask physician guidelines outline numerous risks of abortion
Women should be told of the immediate and long-term risks of abortion, say the guidelines, including uterine perforation, infection, hemorrhage, and impact on fertility.
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Canadian pro-family leaders urge Senate lobby on ‘transgender’ bill
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Web campaign targets ‘bullet-ridden’ pope art exhibit
The gallery has received over 8,000 emails from concerned individuals.
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Canada’s largest Catholic paper slams Stephen Lewis invite
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Canada’s House of Commons passes transgender bill
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Liberals, NDP berate Conservatives over Universal Child Care Benefit
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Saskatchewan physicians should refer for abortions: revised guidelines
Mary Ellen Douglas, National Coordinator for CLC, said the college is putting pressure on the doctors to make sure that they refer for abortion.
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Canadian professors’ union ‘bullying’ Christian universities, says petition
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Baby possibly saved as Toronto pro-lifer arrested again
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