Abortion Secrecy
Top Secret! That's what abortion data is now in Ontario, Top Secret! In January 2012, the government of Ontario brought in an amendment to its Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA).
Top Secret! That's what abortion data is now in Ontario, Top Secret! In January 2012, the government of Ontario brought in an amendment to its Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA).
The unborn child and section 223 of the Criminal Code Conservative Member of Parliament Stephen Woodworth has called for debate on the legal status of unborn children, and he is challenging critics to provide
In Oregon and Washington, assisted suicide laws are said to apply to “terminal” patients, defined as having no more than six months to a year to live. However, prognosis for patients can be wrong,
Pro-choice? With any medical procedure, patients need to be informed of any possible risks. But it seems that some “pro-choice” advocates are not in favour of a woman being fully informed of the risks
Mother and Baby- We love them both. Many women who regret their abortions say, ‘If only they had told me it was a baby.’ Some abortion advocates refer to the human being in the
Some people say “I’m personally opposed to abortion, but it should be up to the mother to decide.” Why are you personally opposed to abortion? If it is not wrong, if it does not
Abortion doctors charged with murder after fetuses found in the fridge Two doctors who performed late-term abortions in Maryland have been arrested and charged with murder. The investigation started in August 2010 when an
The latest issue of the Breast Cancer Prevention Institute's (BCPI) newsletter reports that it often receives questions concerning the number of studies which show "a positive correlation or statistically significant results regarding induced abortion
A one sided report As mentioned previously, the Royal Society of Canada’s Expert Panel recently released a report on End-of-Life Decision Making. It recommended the legalization of euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide. However, it is
Last fall, an Alberta woman was let off with no jail time for strangling her newborn son. She was given a suspended sentence of three years. She had previously been found guilty by two