Approximately 582 babies are born with Down syndrome in Canada every year. Unfortunately, we have no data on the abortion rate of babies with Down syndrome. But if we assume Canadians act similarly to Americans, where 75 per cent of fetuses diagnosed with Down syndrome through screening are aborted, we can say that there was…

Remember, not so long ago, when the media got conservatives to praise the liberals for backing off the summer jobs attestation? Only for them to double down on the attestation? Conservatives in this country, and in most western nations, are rightfully wary of the media. We’re all very aware of the concept of #FakeNews, and…

Being Metis, I’m supposed to have certain viewpoints of the government. I’m supposed to oppose government altogether, keep pushing for natives across Canada to get our own land, free from government interventions. I get it. The government, “the church”, hurt my people. They tried to destroy my people, eradicate their culture at best, all in…

We hosted a meet-and-greet event where about five or six new pro-life people showed up to attend. There were four of us. Everything was fairly standard in terms of mingling until, right before the formal program began, a female student (later self-identified as queer, but I’m not sure exactly how this individual identifies) burst into…

Written by Cecilia and Darryl Everett, supporters of NCLN. By 17 weeks everyone knew we were having a baby. Family and friends had delighted in our news. We were so in love with our little baby. I wasn’t alone. My midwife couldn’t find the heartbeat at my routine check-up. What followed were the longest two…

If you are unfamiliar, Valerie is a former student of the University of the Fraser Valley. Now graduated and teaching, she felt that she should release this audio of her conversation with Professor, Nancy Norman and Department Head, Vandy Britton. Similar to Lindsay Shepherd, Valerie decided to secretly record a conversation with her professors. During…

Excuses, excuses…we hear them, we accept them, we’re irritated by them, we’re even guilty of making excuses ourselves. When it comes to the excuses to avoid pro-life involvement and campus outreach, we’ve heard them all. In fact, this post was written in response to a suggestion from a student leader to address the topic of…

A look of horror is sometimes what I get when I give pro-life campus leaders a critical recommendation for improving their club – both in the sense of developing a larger club membership AND in terms of effectiveness on campus: weekly planning meetings. I can imagine what’s running through their minds: “club planning meetings are long…