Gianna Beretta Molla: Loving to the end
Perhaps her greatest act of love was that which she showed toward her daughter in the last days of her life.
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Recent Canadian Opinion
A bioethicist’s farcical case for child euthanasia
While claiming the mantle of empirical analysis, bioethicist Tony Hope actually engages in a game of “let’s play pretend.”
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Same-sex marriage, marketing, and intimidation
Proponents of same-sex marriage haven’t won in the arena of ideas—they've won through manipulation and intimidation. Those who oppose them must speak up.
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Why is Richard Dawkins scaring kids out of reading fairy tales?
He is now taking the battle to the last bastion of 'supernaturalism'.
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Is the Ontario College of Physicians trying to clamp down on doctors’ freedom of conscience?
If you believe in protecting the freedom of conscience of our doctors, here’s your chance to do something about it.
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The walls close in on Canada’s abortion foes
I hope, no matter what their position on abortion, most Canadians will also feel appalled by Trudeau’s action.
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Killing in the human family
Since the law of Canada does not recognize a human embryo or fetus as a legal person possessing rights, and the majority of Canadians supposedly support a woman’s right to choose whether to continue a pregnancy or not, the pre-born has been declared a persona non grata.
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Fact-checking claims of “well regulated euthanasia”
Good ethics depend on good facts and we need to get our facts straight.
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RU-486: the chemical coat hanger
The push for RU-486 has bubbled under the surface and now, once again, proponents desire it in Canada.
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The lessons of Bill C-43
The January 2014 Issue of the Interim contained this editorial further expanding upon the historical significance of recently obtained, 20-year-old cabinet meeting minutes on the Mulroney abortion bill, C-43 that followed the striking down of Canada's previous abortion legislation.
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