When Parliament learned in April that Mifegymiso, or abortion pills, were dispensed more than 4,000 times in Canada last year, abortion advocates celebrated. Provinces that do not yet fund the pills are being pressured to do so. Abortion advocates continue to call for fewer restrictions...
This article is written by articling student Tabitha Ewert, who was one of the presenters at our Training in Action conference. The annual March for Life saw thousands from the pro-life movement gather on Parliament Hill and walk the streets of Ottawa to advocate for protection for the...
In recent commentary featured on GlobalNews.ca Rob Breakenridge takes a number of liberties against pro-lifers, and in particular some of the signage observed at the annual March for Life. He also writes, “Canada’s pro-life movement has only itself to blame for its failures.” We agree. Of...
On May 10, 2018, thousands of Canadians are gathered in Ottawa to show how much pre-born human rights matter to them. Men, women and children, young and old, take time out of their lives because they care deeply about the lives of others. It’s sad that...
Iowa passed a law over the weekend banning abortion after 6 weeks. Known as a heartbeat law, this law is based on the earliest time when a pre-born child’s heartbeat can be detected. The law does contain some exceptions for cases of rape, incest, or...
By Mike Schouten “Your hands may be clean, but the babies are dying.” This short, chilling sentence jumped off my iPad as I flew home from Ottawa. The e-book I was reading, entitled Abolition of Reason, contained observations from numerous pro-life apologists on a recent debate...
If we didn't know better from firsthand experience, we might be forgiven for believing that the pro-life movement is potentially dangerous. Some things should be reported - assault is never ok, whether aimed at children, women, peers, or abortion doctors. But the media is so quick to judge on the...
This story is adapted from a parable by Isaac Munnalall, and used with his permission. The alarm clock on our bedside table said 6:30 AM, which meant Sarah had already been up for at least half an hour. I turned to look out the window and...
This is a guest post by Tabitha Ewert, articling student with ARPA Canada. On March 20th the United States Supreme Court heard arguments about whether pregnancy centers can be forced to publish information about abortion. The California law in this case requires pregnancy centers to display...
