Pro-life

Do not tell Jim Hughes he must be a compromiser who tempers his pro-life beliefs.

Jim Hughes confessed to us that his life as the godfather of Canada’s pro-life movement began in a state of disbelief.

Jim Hughes (1943-2026), a towering and beloved Canadian champion of the preborn for over half a century, passed away on the morning of May 18 surrounded by loved ones.

It took almost 25 minutes for the crowds gathered in Ottawa for the National March for Life to inch their way from the gates of Parliament Hill and turn the corner from Wellington to Elgin Street.

Text of the message from Cardinal Frank Leo for the May 14 March for Life on Parliament Hill.

Canadian National March for Life guest speaker Aleš Primc arrived all the way from Slovenia with tidings of hope and perhaps a blueprint for effectuating a culture of life renewal.

God’s first instruction to mankind in Genesis 1:28 was and is beautiful in its simplicity: “Be fruitful and multiply.”

A laudable marker of the National March for Life taking place May 14 in Ottawa is that its longevity can be measured in papacies.

Monica Roddis and her husband showed up at a baby shower at St. Matthew’s in Surrey, B.C., one day to find no expectant parents, no bassinets and no ultrasound photos.

Right to Live Canada, a Canadian start-up non-profit seeking a solution to economic, poverty-driven euthanasia.