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Arthur knows fetuses. She talks about them all them time. An entry in her online blog entitled Let no fetus defeat us! asserts that "fetuses are not that important" and that they are "a mostly unformed entity about the size and shape of a cashew, maybe a Brazil nut." Furthermore, Arthur's orthodox views on abortion are as rigid as they are creepy. "Why should we favour birth over abortion," she

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The following article won first place in the narrative category during the annual awards ceremony of the Canadian Church Press. Reprinted from December 21, 1998 (pages 21, 22)Christmas with EmilyA Langley newborn beats the odds, thanks to prayers of people she'll never knowBy Paul SchratzChristmas is nine weeks old for Ron and Marie Rogers.Nine weeks ago is when Emily Rogers arrived at B.C.

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Sun 28 Nov 1999By Fabian DawsonVancouver ProvinceVANCOUVER (CP) - The University of British Columbia will investigate a deal to obtain fetal tissue between one of its research scientists and a U.S. agency that is being accused of trafficking in baby body parts.The Anatomic Gift Foundation is one of two organ procurement agencies being investigated by a U.S. congressional committee for allegedly

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August 23, 1999 Alberta ReportAborted fetuses are being dissected alive, harvested and sold in pieces to fuel a vast research enterpriseby Celeste McGovernThe doctor walked into the lab and set a steel pan on the table. “Got you some good specimens,” he said. “Twins.” The technician looked down at a pair of perfectly formed 24-week-old fetuses moving and gasping for air. Except for a few nicks

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Saturday, July 31, 1999Premature baby was abandoned with dead foetusesNational PostVANCOUVER - A legal battle involving a child with brain damage who was left to die in a hospital room with dead foetuses has ended with a financial settlement of $8.7-million, possibly the largest such payment in Canadian history.The child's adoptive mother, Margaret Renaerts, and her child had sued Vancouver

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Vancouver Sun May 30, 1986- by Terry GlavinSomewhere in B.C. there is a normal, healthy child, not yet live years old, who survived an abortion attempt in Vancouver some years ago.The child was rushed to the intensive care unit at Children's Hospital after a woman, across town at another hospital, delivered a live fetus during an abortion procedure known as the prostaglandin method.The procedure,

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Vancouver Sun, May 11, 1974By Karin MoserHealth Minister Dennis Cocke will launch a personal investigation into reports that some B.C. Hospitals have aborted fetuses more than five months old.In a telephone interview from Victoria, Cocke said Friday he would look into the case of a baby girl aborted at Vancouver General Hospital several months ago.A confidential record of the case obtained by the

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Explodes `blob of tissue' myth, says Respect Life officeBy MARNIE KOFOR THE B.C. CATHOLICApril 19, 1999Since 1995, at least 16 British Columbia babies have been born alive during mid- to late-term abortions.B.C.'s coroners service says several babies lived more than an hour after birth, but none beyond six hours, "and in many instances the infant died in his or her mother's arms." All the infants

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The Report Newsmagazine02-28-2000One Woman's Story Prompts Calls To Investigate A Vancouver Late- Term Abortionistby Celeste McGovernA 19-year-old patient lay on Lorena Kanke's examining table late last November, her legs in the vulnerable position determined by the abortionist's foot stirrups. She didn't want to be there. She was wondering why she had to pay $250 cash for this abortion, and she

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BC Report February 22, 1999An increasing number of B.C. babies are born alive after being aborted- by Celeste McGovernA four-pound, 14-ounce baby was born alive in 1997 after its North Vancouver mother underwent an abortion at British Columbia's Women's Hospital and Health Centre Society. According to B.C. Vital Statistics Agency, the baby, at 29 weeks gestation, lived only briefly, but long

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Western Standard MagazineAndrea Mrozek - Monday, 5 June 2006Heather Stilwell noticed something strange was going on in her hometown of Surrey, B.C. A school trustee for Surrey District No. 36 for 12 years now, one of Stilwell's personal causes has been to promote literacy among kids. On her own time and her own dime, she sews bookbags for kindergartners, using wholesale or donated fabric, and

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By George Neumayr Published 7/13/2005 12:04:41 AMEACH YEAR IN AMERICA fewer and fewer disabled infants are born. The reason is eugenic abortion. Doctors and their patients use prenatal technology to screen unborn children for disabilities, then they use that information to abort a high percentage of them. Without much scrutiny or debate, a eugenics designed to weed out the disabled has become

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