Euthanasia Supporters Attempt To Win Some Time
Voting on C-384 has been postponed to December 2nd: The private members bill, proposed by Member of Parliament Francine Lalonde (BQ-La Pointe-de-l'Île), received its first of two hours of debate on October 2nd. The second hour was originally scheduled for November 16th, with a vote to follow shortly after.Lalonde moved the date of the second debate to November 19th a few days ago by trading with another Bloc MP. She's now traded again, delaying the debate until December 1st at 5:30 p.m., with a vote the next day."I think she's trying to create support for her bill," said Alex Schadenberg, executive director of the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition. "And

Soap From Human Bodies Is Back In Stores
Or, wait, this time it's skin cream... A Swiss company that uses aborted fetal cells in its skin cream is the target of a boycott campaign by Children of God for Life, a Tennessee-based anti-abortion group.The group discovered the skin cream line last week, although the company, NeoCutis, has been in business since 2003.Debi Vinnedge, from Children of God for Life, said: "There's just no excuse for using aborted babies in skin-care products."A Toronto dermatologist says NeoCutis's use of aborted fetal cells in the cream is "a bit weird."

40 Days For Life — Looking Back
Hundreds of lives were saved - because people came out and prayed: Thank you for an amazing 40 days! As of the dawn of Day 40 of this fall's 40 Days for Life campaign, we have received 534 reports of mothers who've turned away from abortion abortion appointments and spared the lives of unborn children. We know of eight more abortion center employees who have quit their jobs – and we're praying for others who are considering it.(From the 40 Days For Life website) With the last day reports still coming in, it turns out that there were as many as 571 babies saved. Try to picture a dozen of school buse

Freedom Of Speech On Campus — A Small Victory In Calgary, A Setback In Thunder Bay
Crown Prosecutor stays trespassing charges against Calgary pro-life students. CALGARY ­ The trespassing charges laid against six members of Campus Pro-Life at the University of Calgary have been stayed by the Crown Prosecutor, effectively meaning that the charges have ended.The group’s display held on the University of Calgary campus every semester since 2006, termed the Genocide Awareness Project, precipitated the charges. The display compares abortion to past historical atrocities, such as the Rwandan genocide and the Holocaust in Nazi Germany.Club President Leah Hallman stated, “We are relieved by this decision on the part of the Crown Prosecutor

Saving the Canadian Human Rights Commission through amputation
Great article by George Jonas: Richard Moon is the law professor retained last year by the Canadian Human Rights Commission to write a report about the regulation of “hate speech” on the Internet. He didn’t strike people as a libertarian when he got his commission, so he surprised many when he recommended the repeal of Section 13, the controversial “hate speech” provision, from the Canadian Human Rights Act.The other day, Moon outlined in the Saskatchewan Law Review Annual Lecture how he arriv