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March 7, 2019

Winning hearts isn't enough; pro-lifer Alissa Golob is pushing political buttons

Alissa Golob speaks at the Westwood Community Church in Coquitlam, B.C., on Feb. 27.

Coquitlam, B.C. 鈥� It wasn鈥檛 just her dislike of Justin Trudeau鱿鱼视频app pro-choice policies that drove Alissa Golob across Canada in a 鈥淣O 2 TRUDEAU鈥� van with an image of his face and an X splashed across the side during the federal election in 2015.

Published in Canada
February 28, 2017

Pro-life group Right Now ranks Conservative hopefuls

The top three preferred candidates in the Conservative leadership as ranked by pro-life group Right Now are former M.P. Pierre Lemieux, left, M.P. Andrew Sheer, centre, and M.P. Brad Trost.

OTTAWA 鈥� A new pro-life group believes Conservative leadership candidates must have more than proper pro-life credentials. Candidates must also have the ability to form a government.

Published in Canada
February 26, 2016

New pro-life group has grassroots strategy

These are some of the people involved with Right Now, the new pro-life organization aiming to bring grassroots activists into the fold. Right Now will target the nation鱿鱼视频app political capitals while also reaching out to parts of Canada that have been outside the pro-life movement, said Alissa Golob.

TORONTO - A new Canadian pro-life group has been born after being developed for the better part of a year.

Published in Canada