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Anti-Bullying Law Is Flawed

EFC legal counsel recently appeared at Ontario Legislature committee hearings on Bill 13, the Accepting Schools Act, 2012. Our EFC media release has the details, including links to the verbal submission and earlier written submissions. EFC legal counsel are scheduled to appear May 22 on SUN TV’s Byline with Brian Lilley. And May 23 on both CBC’s Power and Politics with Evan Solomon and SUN TV’s The Arena with Michael Coren.
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Faith Today Free Online!
BIG NEWS! Since Monday, May 21, all online versions of Faith Today have become available free online, including all issues going back to January 2008. The latest issue includes some great reading about how faith relates to the world of business. Enjoy!



March for Life: Thousands Show Care
More than 10,000 people assembled on Parliament Hill on May 10 for the National March for Life. This annual event commemorates the 1988 Supreme Court decision that struck down Canada's laws governing abortion. Read more about the EFC's involvement at theEFC.ca/activateCFPL.

  


 

Prostitution and the Church
Defend Dignity, a justice initiative of the Christian and Missionary Alliance, is facilitating discussion on law reform and how churches can help work towards abolishing prostitution. It holds city-wide forums, including Toronto on June 8. More on the issues: theEFC.ca/prostitution.

  



Stripping the Biblical Mission from Evangelical Christian Ministries!
In April 2008, the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario released a decision which had the potential to dramatically change the way Evangelical Christian ministries operate in Ontario. This article critically examines the Tribunal’s decision and findings, and explores the practical implications this decision has for the province of Ontario.
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