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Appeal denied in union dues diversion case
TORONTO, May 29, 2008 - The Catholic Civil Rights League today expressed disappointment that the appeal of Susan Comstock, a League member who sought a diversion of mandatory union dues on conscientious grounds, has been unsuccessful. The appeal,...
League criticizes student anti-free speech motions
TORONTO, ON May 28, 2008 – The Catholic Civil Rights League today criticized resolutions of the York University Federation of Students (YFS) aimed at denying pro-life groups any official status on campus. The move follows its cancellation last spring of a campus...
Advertising group says ads are deceptive
OTTAWA, ON, May 26, 2008 - In a ruling last week, Advertising Standards Canada (ASC) rejected evidence from Statistics Canada and declared that pro-life billboards which said abortions are allowed in Canada throughout all nine months of pregnancy were “deceptive.”...
B.C. campus abortion debate reaches compromise
VANCOUVER, BC, May 21, 2008 - The Capilano College Student Union has agreed that a pro-life student group can operate on campus next year, avoiding a hearing at the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal, The compromise, the specific terms of which are confidential,...
Religious freedom challenged in OHRT ruling
TORONTO, Ont. April 28, 2008 - A recent decision of the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal raises significant concerns about the freedom of religious organizations to require employees to pledge to adhere to tenets of a religious faith. The Tribunal (OHRT) recently ordered...
More British Catholic adoption agencies to close doors
By Hilary White NOTTINGHAM, UK(LifeSiteNews.com) - When the Labour government's Sexual Orientation Regulations were passed last year, the leadership of the Catholic Church in England and Wales warned that the new law would spell the end of Catholic involvement in...
The flawed logic of the pro-choice stance
By Richard Bastien Two well known representatives of Canada’s liberal elites, Ujjal and Raminder Dosanjh, recently argued in the Ottawa Citizen that abortion based on sex selection is a morally reprehensible practice that, unfortunately, is becoming more widespread as...
League pleased that Bill on conscience protection is re-introduced
OTTAWA, April 17, 2008 – The Catholic Civil Rights League welcomed the introduction of Private Member’s Bill C-537, April 16 by MP Maurice Vellacott (Saskatoon – Wanuskewin) to protect conscience rights of health care workers. Introducing the motion in...
League supports March for Life
OTTAWA, April 15, 2008 – The Catholic Civil Rights League is proud to support the national March for Life, which takes place May 7 to 9 in Ottawa. Events include a youth conference and the annual Rose Dinner as well as the walk and rally on Parliament Hill. “The right...
Bloc MP Francine Lalonde continues to fight to legalize euthanasia and assisted suicide
OTTAWA, April 14, 2008 - Last month during an interview on the CBC radio show Cross Country Checkup Jocelyn Downie, the Canada research chair in Health, Law and Policy from Dalhousie University stated that she knew that new legislation was being drafted to legalize...
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