This is just a reminder that we’re co-hosting a conference tomorrow at St. Michael’s College with the deVeber Institute — Reproductive Health and Women’s Well-Being. Regular admission is $75, but students get a 2-for-1 deal (includes lunch). Check out the …
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At yesterday’s exec meeting, we decided that we’d coordinate a couple days in October for Students for Life members who want to participate in 40 Days for Life Toronto. Of course, your welcome and encourage to participate on your own, …
Getting rid of down syndrome babies (via ProWomanProLife): The problem is that pregnant women are routinely tested to see if their child has a genetic anomaly for which there is no treatment. Doctors, who can’t stand to do nothing, offer …
Back in June, we wrote about the tragic story of a couple who lost their IVF baby after it was mistakenly implanted in another woman who aborted it when she found out. Brigitte Pellerin points us to a similar story …
Andrea Mrozek and Jill Stanek point us to a new review conducted which found that “women who have abortions are more likely to have premature or low birth weight babies in later life.” Notice the praise from the pro-abortion NHS: …
Yesterday, we hosted Rebecca Kiessling at St. Michael’s College (in association with Toronto Right to Life) for her talk, “Did I Deserve the Death Penalty?” It was fantastic, and, if you haven’t heard her speak yet, I’d highly recommend it …
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We want to thank Rebecca Kiessling for coming out last night and giving at a great talk at St. Michael’s College. Check out our Twitter or Identi.ca profile for updates during the talk!
Reminder: we’ll be hosting Rebecca Kiessling at St. Michael’s College tonight, in the Coop (Brennan Hall) from 6-8pm — hope to see you there!
This is what choice looks like: [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cl9-MCgmMTg&color1=0xb1b1b1&color2=0xcfcfcf&feature=player_embedded&fs=1] Update As Suzanne points out in the comments, the video (released a few weeks ago from the Canadian Centre for Bioethical Reform) has been taken down because of a YouTube “Terms of Service …
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Project Ultrasound looks like a very worthy charity to support (via Thomas Peters). (I wonder if there are any similar initiatives in Canada?) Between seventy and ninety-percent of “abortion minded” mothers who see an ultrasound choose life, but only 40% …