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Life Together: Disability and Belonging in the Church is a new online and print...
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New book that examines the changing role of religion in the public square in Canada...
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More advocacy needed to reduce sexual exploitation
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Why should you make the effort to meet your MP this summer? There are several good...
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A comment on the Advisory Report that recommends exclusion in the name of diversity for...
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The EFC joins other international evangelical groups in calling for prayer and for peace.
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How Canada moved from affirming the sanctity of human life before the 1993 Rodriguez...
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The EFC applauds the federal government’s defence of the Protection of...
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Bill C-291 would change the wording from “child pornography” to &rdquo...
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CFPL staff interact with government and the courts on issues of concern and encourage positive action by citizens.
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CFPL staff interact with government and the courts on issues of concern and encourage positive action by citizens.
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CFPL staff interact with government and the courts on issues of concern and encourage positive action by citizens.
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Canada needs to reverse course on its planned expansion of Medical Assistance in Dying...
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Concern over federal challenges to charitable status in Canada for pro-life groups and...
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Change references to "child pornography" in the Criminal Code to the more accurate term "child sexual abuse material." Learn more and take action.
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Bill C-270 would require those making or distributing pornographic material for a commercial purpose to verify the age and consent of each person depicted.
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Why get involved with social issues? Tips for contacting/meeting an MP. How a bill becomes law. And more. Revised March 2022
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