Tag: Mark Warawa

Pro-Life member of Canadian Parliament wins historic victory—the right to talk about his motion to condemn gendercide

By Dave Andrusko For the last few years NRL News Today has closely followed the resurgence of the pro-life Movement in Canada and, of late, the indefatigable campaign of Conservative Member of Parliament Mark Warawa to raise the issue of female gendercide. In the Canadian system it is extremely difficult for “backbenchers” to talk in …

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By stifling free speech, Canadian Prime Minister creates firestorm of opposition

By Dave Andrusko When I talk with my pro-life Canadian friends, I remind myself constantly that as bumpy as the legislative, judicial, and cultural landscape is for us at home, our situation is positive idyllic compared to what they are up against. Pro-abortionists reign supreme, but not unchallenged—an incredible tribute to the dogged determination of …

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The Abortion Lobby’s “Achilles Heel”

By Dave Andrusko Whenever I need to update myself on the ever-changing abortion debate in Canada, there are a handful of columnists I immediately turn to. One is the National Post’s Barbara Kay. On Friday she wrote an intriguing piece headlined, “Abortion trips on its Achilles heel.” By that Kay is referring to sex-selective abortion …

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The Persistence and Ingenuity of the Canadian Pro-Life Movement

By Dave Andrusko Yesterday NRL News Today provided the latest update on Canada’s resurgent Pro-Life Movement. In essence, Conservative MP Mark Warawa was asking for the bare minimum of any civilized society when he said that even pro-abortionists ought to agree with the thrust of “Motion 408” which calls on Parliament to condemn discrimination against …

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