by CCRL | Nov 2, 2011 | News
OTTAWA, ON November 2, 2011 – The Catholic Civil Rights League is pleased to learn that trespassing charges against members of Carleton Lifeline have been withdrawn, and hopes the school year will be marked by a climate of openness to all viewpoints on university...
by CCRL | Nov 1, 2011 | News
How the Media Twist the News, Sheila Gribben Liuaugminas, Catholic Educator’s Resource Centre Media Coverage of the Catholic Church: Executive Summary – Center for Media and Public Affairs, Catholic Educator’s Resource Centre Religion and the News...
by CCRL | Nov 1, 2011 | News
OTTAWA, ON November 1, 2011(CCRL) – The annual poll by Life Canada has found that most Canadians want some legal protection for the unborn, and in general do not support public funding of most abortions. In results released yesterday, seventy-two percent of Canadians...
by CCRL | Oct 29, 2011 | News
TORONTO, On October 29, 2011 – On Friday December 28, the leaders of the Commonwealth approved a motion that would make succession to the Crown based on age rather than gender, and would allow heirs to the throne to marry a Catholic without losing their place in...
by CCRL | Oct 17, 2011 | News
TORONTO, ON October 18, 2011 – The Catholic Civil Rights League elected a new regional director to its boardat its Annual General Meeting October 13, and announced one resignation. Christian D. Elia, former director of the Office for Catholic Youth in the Archdiocese...
by CCRL | Oct 14, 2011 | News
OTTAWA, On October 13, 2011 – On Wednesday, October 12 CCRL made its intervention in the Supreme Court of Canada in the case of Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission (SHRC) vs. William Whatcott. The League was represented by Ryan Dalziel of Bull, Hausser and...
