They do fantastic work!

I hope my sons take care of me like this as I age.

Love the description!

Important outcome.

I want my kids to be able to live near me. I want a community where they can put down roots and grow. I want to watch my grandchildren grow up. These are connections that make life wonderful. Affordability matters.

Thank you for your honesty.

Join us for a live webinar tonight at 7pm EDT with Amanda Achtman as she addresses the imminent threat of the legalization of Medical Aid in Dying (MAID) in New York State. Learn more and receive the Zoom link here! stbernards.regfox.com/suicide-assist…

One of the lowest points for my husband was that at every visit to his oncologist, she would tell him that he could take MAID whenever he chose. He felt like he was a bother and that she wasn’t willing to fight as hard as he was. That she had written him off.

This is a significant consequence to our medical system in Canada.

Great job Krista Carr

Fantastic thread from Danny Kruger

I just finished this book. It was fantastic. So thought provoking and in a weird way...very encouraging.

Note: Today is Charleigh's birthday. She's 10. Her mom posted this on the Charleigh's Journey Facebook Page earlier and she's afraid that because of this decision it might be the last birthday Charleigh gets... facebook.com/Charleighsjour… #bcpoli

Excellent thread!

Wow. Toyota released a pro-life ad highlighting Lauren Woolstencroft—born without legs—who went on to defy the odds and become an 8X Paralympic gold medalist. Most babies with disabilities are aborted. This is one of the best commercials I’ve ever seen.

It's free speech or something much, much, worse.

Amazing reflection. Think about everyone we miss because we don't see them for who they are.

Dr. Ramona Coelho, a leading voice in opposition to MAiD, writes of her own experience with her father who had dementia. Is there any good explanation for why this isn't published in national press amidst the endless streams from proponents? nationalnewswatch.com/2025/10/02/is-…

She couldn’t drive, didn’t have a diploma, yet she had something much greater — determination. Every two hours she woke to feed her baby, read bedtime stories with patience, taped multiplication tables on the fridge, and saved coins to buy small science kits. Whenever Lena asked

This retired nurse was crushed to learn that patients are being euthanized on the very same unit of the Calgary hospital at which she used to work.