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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 […]
Read →Do a majority of Canadians want a law restricting abortion? Well, it’s complicated. We are aware of 40 polls on Canadians’ opinions on abortion since 2010. But each polling company asks different questions with different phrasing and different possible answers. And polling companies often change their questions from one poll to the next. While this […]
Read →On May 5th, the British Columbia government decided to celebrate International Midwives Day by authorizing midwives to participate in something antithetical to their purpose: aborting pre-born children. The word “midwife” originated in the Middle Ages in England to refer to women who were “with the wife” as she gave birth. Before the development of modern […]
Read →On March 19, the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) released its annual abortion data for 2024. The number of reported abortions rose from 101,553 in 2023 to 102,705 in 2024. This is the second-highest number of abortions recorded in the last twenty years (after 108,784 abortions recorded in 2011). This continues a new but […]
Read →Many pro-abortion advocates and academics insist that late-term abortions don’t happen in Canada. For example, Action Canada for Sexual Health & Rights claims: On Prince Edward Island, for example, abortion is only available until 12 weeks gestation. In Nova Scotia, until 16 weeks, and in New Brunswick, only until 14 weeks or 16 weeks (if you can pay for the procedure […]
Read →Earlier this month, a pro-life activist was arrested for violating British Columbia’s bubble zone around abortion clinics. For the fourth time in the last few months, Lane Walker stepped into the bubble zone to bring a pro-life message. Outside the Everywoman’s Health Center in Vancouver, he set up a display that mentioned two Bible verses. One verse was “What you have done to the least of these, my brethren, you have done it […]
Read →Most Canadians support some limits on abortion. But most Canadians also don’t know that Canada has no legal limits. A child can be legally aborted in Canada for any reason, even after that child could survive outside the womb. That’s why WNAL has sought to raise awareness that Canada has no abortion law and to […]
Read →Do women who choose to have an abortion live just as happy and healthy lives as those who choose to keep their child? The pro-choice side argues yes. In fact, having an abortion will make them better off, they would say. But we’ve written many times about how abortion is not only bad for the […]
Read →Recently, the Globe & Mail published a story about a woman who died of an infection following an abortion. The story shares how nineteen-year-old Rheanna Laderoute discovered that she was pregnant and went to a women’s health clinic in Brampton. There, she was prescribed the abortion pill Mifegymiso. Now, the article doesn’t provide much detail […]
Read →In a country of 9.985 million square kilometres – the second largest on earth – access to health care can be quite a challenge. If the Canadian population were evenly spread out across the country, making sure that everyone is close to a hospital would require a vast number of hospitals. But even with two […]
Read →Sex-based violence against women and girls – violence perpetrated against females solely because they are females – is a sad reality in our world. To combat this injustice, the United Nations established a Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls in 1994. The mandate of the current Special Rapporteur, Reem Alsalem, is not only […]
Read →Easy access to abortion pills comes at the expense of safeguards that can protect or save women.
Read →The pro-life movement exists to bring hope and life-affirming choices to women like Jenny, and their pre-born children.
Read →Massive U.S. study of insurance data finds 1 in 10 women suffer adverse events related to the abortion pill.
Read →The most recent abortion data shows women aged 25-35 are most likely to have abortions in Canada.
Read →Nearly 1,000 handmade hats were sent to members of Parliament in memory of children lost to abortion.
Read →When a pregnant woman is murdered, our law does not enable us to count her pre-born child as a second victim.
Read →Instead of talking about reproductive rights, let's talk about reproductive progress. Progress includes everyone as they are, it doesn't ask them to change to be on the journey.
Read →The People's Party of Canada state in their 2025 election platform that they want to engage in respectful dialogue about abortion and introduce a law protecting pre-born children.
Read →With a federal election on the national agenda for 2025, we want to help you feel confident engaging with your candidates during the election campaign. An election campaign brings a unique opportunity for pro-life conversations with leaders, as candidates are actively seeking your vote and willing to hear about issues that matter to you. Talking […]
Read →It was recently reported that Abortion Care Canada, a major pro-abortion group that has received more than $2.2 million in government funding over the last few years, may have to close their doors due to a lack of government funding. It seems that more pro-abortion groups have lately been applying for funding from the same […]
Read →A compilation of ideas for effective pro-life action. Change hearts, change minds, save lives!
Read →We are so excited today to launch our new HATS OF HOPE initiative. Get your knitting needles, crochet hooks, or sewing machines ready and let’s make some hats to remind MPs of the humanity of pre-born children! If you’ve been a supporter for awhile, you may remember our popular Booties for Babies effort a few […]
Read →Liberal government announces legislation that could hurt pregnancy care centres’ ability to freely support women In another effort to limit the work of the pro-life movement, the Liberal government is targeting pregnancy care centres. We have written in the past about the threats they have made to the charitable status of pregnancy care centres. The […]
Read →Parental consent for medical procedures should include access to abortion. The Alberta government under Premier Danielle Smith has made some recent policy announcements relating to parental rights and the protection of children. In the area of medical gender transitions, they have promised to ban medical transitions for minors, such as hormone therapy and puberty blockers. […]
Read →Display of 50,000 pink flags in Ontario park brings attention to need for a law against sex-selective abortion You likely know that flag displays are a big part of the way we bring the pro-life message to communities across Canada. With your help, we have been able to organize more than 100 flag displays in […]
Read →Abortion services portal announced by Liberal government prioritizes abortion access over pregnancy care
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