Freedom of expression
This statement was made by Senator St-Germain On October 2, 2012 concerning the vote in favour of Stephen Woodworth's motion 312 by the Honourable Rona Ambrose, Minister for the Status of Women "Honourable Senators,
Sculpture “The Child Who Was Never Born”
This sculpture named "Memorial to an unborn child" is the work of a young slovak named Martin Hudaceka. Martin was encouraged by a friend to create the piece. The sculpture was erected in Slovakia
Prenatal surgery saves unborn child’s life
A good news story comes to us from Miami, Florida. During Tammy Gonzalez’s pregnancy, an ultrasound revealed that a tumour was growing on her unborn child’s mouth. The condition meant that the child’s survival was unlikely.
Abortion in England
Repeat abortion in England Abortion statistics available in England and Wales will tell you much about the practice of abortion there. According to the Mail Online, repeat abortions account for a third of all
Justin Bieber’s Mom Chose Life
LifeNews: Justin Bieber’s mother, Pattie Mallette, explained to “Today,” in an interview that will air this week, about the sexual abuse she suffered before becoming pregnant and how she was determined to make it
Abortion not medically necessary
A major international medical symposium has affirmed that "direct abortion is not medically necessary to save the life of a mother." This symposium held in Dublin gathered experts in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, mental health
Legal Abortion Does Not Save Lives
Having a well developed medical system does. Abortion groups set their sights on pushing medical abortions in developing countries that are unable to implement safeguards and cannot track complications. Beverly Winikoff of Gynuity, a
The Canadian Medical Association and abortion
At the Annual General Council Meeting of the Canadian Medical Association this August, Dr. Genevieve Desbiens brought forth a resolution to support section 223 of the Criminal Code of Canada which says a child
More on the Canadian Medical Association and abortion
Canadian Physicians for Life has issued a statement in response to the vote of delegates at the recent CMA annual general council meeting in support of maintaining section 223 of the Criminal Code of Canada
Life is worth living
In a letter to the Ottawa Citizen published on July 24th, Jeanette Hall, a resident of Oregon, relates that she was diagnosed with cancer in 2000 and had previously voted in favour of assisted