A private member’s bill meant to “commit health care providers’… [conscience] rights from the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms in provincial law,” passed first reading at the Alberta legislature on Thursday. Continue reading →

The anti-abortion movie “Unplanned” began screening in select theatres in Canada on Friday, including the Lethbridge Movie Mill, and the decision to show it has not been without controversy.  Continue reading →

Members of the Canadian House of Commons rose in a standing ovation to affirm support for a woman’s right to choose — that is, except for the Conservatives. Continue reading →

The existence of new abortion laws in the U.S. actually makes it even more unlikely that such laws would ever be proposed here. Continue reading →

The people of Ireland are set to liberalise some of the world’s most restrictive abortion laws by a landslide, an exit poll showed on Friday Continue reading →

Newly released documents paint a clearer picture of how the Liberals crafted a plan to make a controversial change to who can be considered for Canada Summer Jobs grants. Continue reading →

A legal challenge to changes requiring applicants to the Canada Summer Jobs program to sign an attestation is being expedited in Federal Court. Continue reading →

Ronald Fabbro is slamming a condition of the program, saying that the Catholic Church won’t be “bullied” into supporting abortion. Continue reading →

The federal government fumbled the communications strategy, but Supriya Dwivedi says politically, the Canada Summer Jobs program is a slam-dunk win for the Liberals Continue reading →

A group of all-male religious leaders descended on Parliament Hill Wednesday to assert their right to not sign a new attestation requiring them to state respect for the right of women to choose whether to have an abortion. Continue reading →