Canada’s abortion regime: 150 babies born alive, then killed in 2018

[TomSea]

Canada’s abortion regime: 150 babies born alive, then killed in 2018
Jonathon Van Maren

September 26, 2019 (The Bridgehead) — One of Canada's best pro-life bloggers is Pat Maloney, who writes at Run With Life and has consistently made use of Freedom of Access to Information Requests to uncover shocking and sobering information about Canada's ugly abortion regime. Her work on the issue of babies born alive in Canada after abortions and left to die, and her research into the 491 babies that survived abortions and subsequently died between 2000 and 2009 triggered a National Post investigation and a call by Members of Parliament for RCMP involvement. In a country where there are no legal restrictions on abortion from fertilization until birth, awful things are guaranteed to occur. Maloney has been fantastic at uncovering those horrors.

Her latest discovery is timely considering the fact that abortion, as always, is a hot topic in Canada's federal election (never in the history of the country has there been a "closed debate" that receives so much media attention, stump campaigning, and oppo research). Canada's progressive politicians (who only campaign on their pro-abortion credentials in English and French, but ensure that their campaign literature in Punjabi, Urdu, and other common languages avoid all social conservative issues to avoid alienating new Canadians, who reliably tell pollsters that regardless of how they vote, they are very traditionalist in regard to their values). Research like Maloney's is very inconvenient to the progressive narrative of a compassionately pro-choice country:

Read more at: https://www.lifesitenews.com/opinion/canadas-abortion-regime-150-babies-born-alive-then-killed-in-2018

[PeteS in CA]

Without impugning Pat Maloney or her research, keep in mind that it is based on what the government was willing to tell her and what abortuaries were willing to report to the government. So the numbers she worked with might be accurate, but might also be fudged to minimize the publicly reported number of babies known to have survived an abortion but allowed to die (often slowly and painfully).

[TomSea]

Without impugning Pat Maloney or her research, keep in mind that it is based on what the government was willing to tell her and what abortuaries were willing to report to the government. So the numbers she worked with might be accurate, but might also be fudged to minimize the publicly reported number of babies known to have survived an abortion but allowed to die (often slowly and painfully).

Thanks for that input, I did read the article but I would have missed making such an observation as  you did. That is helpful.