What if Toronto disappeared? What if every person in Toronto disappeared? Would you know? Would you care? Would you try to prevent Montreal and Vancouver from disappearing too? What if Union Station was completely empty? What if every person in a subway, bus, and train in Toronto disappeared? Would you know? Would you care? What…
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Canada is one of the most dangerous countries in the world for pre-born babies. Our nation’s most innocent people are the most oppressed people in our country. Pre-born babies are the most vulnerable and the biggest victims of violence in our country. Over 15% of all pregnancies in Canada end in abortion. But abortion doesn’t…
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I am fundraising my entire salary for full-time pro-life work at the Canadian Center For Bio-ethical Reform. And as you can imagine, it’s a very challenging and humbling experience. But this opportunity to stand up for pre-born babies is forcing me to knee before God. And I am thankful for that. God is answering my…
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Reactions to the late-term abortion bills in New York and Virginia illustrate the contrast between America and Canada. Late-term abortions are controversial in America, but they are conventional in Canada. In late-term abortions, abortionists fill a needle with a fatal dose of digoxin and they insert the needle through the mother’s stomach and through baby’s…
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The Agenda Project released a repulsive ad in 2015, and it recently resurfaced online. The ad opens with a lullaby and features a baby girl staring into the camera. Then the words, “She deserves to be loved” flashes across a black screen. The video reverts back to the giggling baby for a few seconds, then…
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What is the leading cause of death in Canada? The answer might surprise you. The biggest threat to life in Canada is responsible for 30% percent of deaths in the nation. The leading cause of death in Canada is preventable and yet so pervasive. 10 out of 10 people die. Death is inevitable. 270, 000…
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In 1920, a young activist organized a public meeting in a major city. Inside a hall holding hundreds of poor, underprivileged people, he delivered a speech describing how his ethnic people were oppressed and burdened, exploited and betrayed, excluded and bullied by a more privileged group. He explained the oppressors had infiltrated nations and become…
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Mary Turner’s story died when she died. Mary Turner’s protest died when she died. Mary Turner’s pre-born baby died when she died. Mary Turner’s name died when she died. You don’t recognize her name. You don’t recognize her story. And if you were there on May 19th, 1918, you wouldn’t recognize her body either. Mary…
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Over the last four months my alarm was set at 4:00 am—3 hours after my bedtime at 1:00 am. But between the 21 hours of little rest every day: I had the time of my life. I was an intern at the Canadian Center for Bio-Ethical Reform over the summer. The Canadian Center for Bio-Ethical…
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When I was a teenager, a friend asked me, “Sam, what would you say to a girl considering an abortion?” I was honest with her. I told her I don’t know. I was eighteen at the time. I wasn’t a Christian. I wasn’t a critical thinker. And I didn’t care to think about abortion. I thought…
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