Our Canadian medical system issuing “virginity certificates” for Canadian daughters is almost as bizarre as our Canadian medical system refusing to inform parents of their daughter’s abortion.
For hundreds of years, citizens in western countries have looked to the courts for justice, for the unbiased application of law to individual cases. The appeal to the courts has been an appeal to impartiality, to accumulated wisdom and precedent.
Last week was “Pride Week” for many cities in North America. While many people, Christians included, have positive associations with pride (taking pride in our work, etc.) pride is actually a sin. Think about Proverbs, which warns us that pride goes before a fall.
In recent days, Canadians have been reminded of the tragedy and shame that is the legacy of the residential school program. Broken and wounded people and their descendants have poured out their hearts...
If it weren’t so serious, it might have been amusing to watch abortion advocates last week, trying to find some legitimate reason to object to a joint project exposing the grisly truth of abortion: dead babies.
In the troubled times in which we live, it is sometimes difficult to find good news stories concerning the actions of those with whom we share the political stage. When we do, it calls for celebration!
I would like to register my complaint—in the strongest possible terms—to the CBC’s “Vote Compass” page, which I viewed recently during the Alberta provincial election.
On May 2nd, we learned that a new baby princess was born to Prince William and Princess Kate. This baby is fourth in line for the British throne. She is the first female British Royal who cannot be supplanted by a younger brother for her position in line to the throne. This baby has great value!