Abortion access in Canada is among the freest in the world. Canada has no criminal laws regulating or prohibiting abortion. Over 100, 000 abortions are carried out each year in Canada. In practice, abortion can legally be performed during all nine months of pregnancy.
All human life is precious. Life is a gift from God for us to respect and protect through all its stages, from conception to natural death. Each person’s life has worth because they are made in the image of God and loved by him. On the basis of this belief in the sanctity of human life, the EFC supports fetal rights and opposes abortion.
Abortion also has an impact on the mother, with the potential for serious physical, emotional and psychological effects.
On May 15 the Ontario Court of Appeal upheld forced referral policies on medical...
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On June 13 the EFC verbally presented the legal arguments it filed April 12 in Ontario.
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Should we allow the commercialization of surrogacy? asks EFC President Bruce J...
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The Bible teaches not only opposition to death but celebration of life, says David...
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Private member’s bill C-233 discourages discrimination on the basis of sex and...
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The EFC is pleased to support your private member’s bill C-225, also known as...
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Abortion access in Canada is among the freest in the world. Canada has no criminal laws regulating or prohibiting abortion.
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Abortion access in Canada is among the freest in the world. Canada has no criminal laws regulating or prohibiting abortion.
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Abortion access in Canada is among the freest in the world. Canada has no criminal laws regulating or prohibiting abortion.
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Bill C-233 is a private member’s bill that would ban sex selective abortion. It was introduced in February 2020. Use our sample letter to contact your MP.
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The EFC addressed a Senate committee May 8 over concerns this bill sends the message that crimes related to human trafficking, assaulting clergy and infanticide are less serious.
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A Brief Examination of Canada’s Abortion Data Collection Policies and an Analysis of Ontario’s New Legislation
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