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  From Lifenews.com Mom Watched in Horror as Baby Born Before Abortion Limit Was Left to Die “Struggling to Breathe” International by Micaiah Bilger Feb 14, 2017 | 5:13PM Glasgow, Scotland A Scottish mom is urging the United Kingdom to … Continue reading →

Members of Protectores Vitae, a pro-life university club at Kwantlen Polytechnic University Campus in Langley, B.C, have announced that they will be taking the Kwantlen Student Association to court. The Student Association will not grant official club status to Protectores Vitae. … Continue reading →

Canadian Physicians for Life: Abortions are not ‘medically necessary’ Under Canadian law, provinces fund all ‘medically necessary’ health services, although which procedures are necessary is not defined. It is left to the provinces to decide which medical services they will … Continue reading →

The Select Committee on Dying with Dignity is a committee established by the Québec National Assembly. 427 briefs and presentations were made to the committee. A strong majority of  those who presented to the committee (60%) did not want to see physician assisted suicide … Continue reading →

The Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) released the national  abortion statistics for 2010 this spring. Having the 2010 statistics published by CIHI allows us to compare those numbers with the Ontario data from 2010 OHIP (Ontario Health Insurance Plan) billing … Continue reading →

Neurology- Support Withdrawal Causes Deaths After Traumatic Brain Injury According to a study in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, most deaths of patients with traumatic brain injury result from withdrawal of life support within the first 3 days of ICU … Continue reading →

Canada’s Federal Government avoids commenting on maternity benefits after abortion The federal government has been avoiding questions about the policy that allows women to receive full maternity benefits after having an abortion. Canada’s employment insurance guidelines allow a woman who … Continue reading →