CLC Blog

Article 3 affirms that everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person. And yet in many places those rights are not only not respected, but their violations are even celebrated, even in the UN institutions..

Canadians must see this for what it is. A campaign maneuver by Trudeau, just 11 months before an election, trying to pre-empt a backlash at the ballot box by Christian voters. Clearly, Liberals fear it will hurt them in the 2019 election, and Trudeau is doing damage control to try to persuade churches and religious leaders that he’s not really the enemy of the cross they believe him to be.

In just under a month, it will have been a full year since Bill 163, also known as the abortion bubble zone law, came crashing down on authentic human freedom with dictatorial finesse. But there’s another story unfolding in a different part of the world that Canadians should take note of.

Two things happened this month in relative proximity to one another: The Committee on the Rights of the Child opened its seventy-ninth session on September 17th and a coalition of pro-abortion groups presented a joint statement advocating for the protection of Women’s Rights defenders as Human rights defenders to the Human Rights Council in Geneva on September 24th.

Marginalized. Manipulated. Lied to. That’s how many socially and fiscally conservative members of the Ontario PC Party felt in October 2017 when then Leader Patrick Brown announced that anti-carbon tax and social conservative policy resolutions would be “off limits” at the PC’s upcoming policy convention.

Today, we join our friends in Argentina in celebration because Life did win, but this was only one battle, there are many more to come.

Even though Amnesty International adopted a 'new' abortion policy, it is important to point out that, for many years, they have already been extremely busy advocating for abortion, in countries where it was illegal, by well-funded marketing campaigns and protests.

"Facts matter. Truth matters. Competence and honesty, among elected leaders and in our public service, matter."

In past years, when being suddenly and unexpectedly confronted with a foreign flag waving from the flag pole of our Elliot Lake City Hall, a flag that is neither the Union Jack nor our Canadian flag, and one having no relation to me as a Canadian citizen, I'm led to ponder and seriously question the rationale behind the phenomenon.

One must only look to a Canadian example, to realize that CSE in practice, is exactly what Canada here at the UN claims it isn't.