I don’t have time to cover this right now, but Alex Schadenberg, who has been a guest lecturer with UTSFL in the past, has an excellent analysis and reflection on the newly tabled bill.
Researchers in Japan have managed to repair hearts in rats using human menstrual blood. The healing cells in question are not stem cells, but they can function very much like them, and with an alleged success rate 100 times higher …
Cells found in menstrual blood made to act like stem cells Read more »
Written by Nicole Lau: It is ironic to me that university institutions whose primary goal is to foster curiosity and the thirst for knowledge, should work so hard to stifle groups and messages which run contrary to its politically correct …
This was a debate… March 1, 2008 Abortion Debate Cancelled by York University Student Union The York University Student Centre shut down an event entitled “Abortion Debate: A Woman’s Right or a Moral Wrong?” at York University only a couple …
A message from NCLN: Samuel Golubchuk is an 84 year old man who needs your help. Grace Hospital in Winnipeg told his family last November that they were going to withdraw all Life-Sustaining Treatment from Samuel, including the respirator, fluids …
Pro-choicers in the media have chosen an interesting tactic to “celebrate” the 20th anniversary of the Morgentaler decision. A few days ago, there was Antonia Zerbisias wondering why abortion wasn’t a more popular decision in Hollywood comedies and complaining about …
Dorothy Cummings response to Antonia Zerbisias’ recent article appeared in the Toronto Star. Possibly the reason American comedies don’t talk much about abortion is that abortion is not very funny. It’s messy. It’s tragic. Babies, however, despite the challenges of …
Two articles (Globe and Mail, Toronto Star) have appeared in Canadian newspapers on the topic of abortion in Hollywood movies (and celebrity lives) recently. Both pro-choice articles attempt to describe something problematic about Hollywood’s recent depiction of abortion. Why hasn’t …
The city of Hamilton has removed a pro-life advertisement from its bus shelters after a “handful of complaints” calling the following advertisement “offensive” and “totally inappropriate.” From LifeSiteNews.com: Joanne Byfield, the president of Life Canada responded to the city’s decision, …
I recently came across a pro-choice opinion piece in the Edmonton Sun written by Joyce Arthur from the Abortion Rights Coalition of Canada which sang all sorts of praises for abortion without even daring to approach the obvious question – …