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Canada is the only democratic country in the world with no legal restrictions on abortion, and relatively few laws attempting to restrict abortion have been introduced in the last fifteen years. But it hasn’t always been this way.
Read →As British Columbia enters the last week of a provincial election, one of the parties, OneBC, is proposing to withdraw funding for third-trimester abortions. OneBC is relatively new to the political landscape of British Columbia.
Read →The federal government is expected to table its 2026 budget next month. This annual budget is the single greatest bundle of policy changes passed by the government each year, and this year the federal Finance Committee is recommending that the government recommit to funding abortion overseas and to place conditions on the charitable status […]
Read →Cathay Wagantall, a pro-life Member of Parliament representing Yorkton-Melville since 2015, introduced three private members' bills aimed at recognizing and protecting pre-born children, including Cassie and Molly's Law and the Sex-selective Abortion Act. Despite her efforts and collaboration with pro-life organizations, all three bills were defeated in Parliament, but she remained a dedicated advocate for pre-born human rights until her retirement.
Read →Articles in the Canadian Medical Association Journal and the Canadian Journal of Public Health in recent years have shed light on the reality of late-term abortion from an unexpected angle: many late-term abortions are classified as stillbirths. Canadian provinces define a stillbirth as the birth of a fetus at or after 20 weeks’ gestation or with a birth weight […]
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