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| Click here to View Full Text, With Photos, of all Today's Stories On One Page John-Henry Westen’s report today on the Obama admin’s ruling in favor of Pepsi’s use of cells from aborted children has gotten huge readership since its publication Monday morning. The February 23 LifeSiteNews report on the proposed changes to Alberta’s Education Act caused a firestorm of public response to the Alberta government. It was so intense that Patrick Craine, writer of the story, soon received a detailed letter from the Education Minister. That initial, non-credible, deny everything response was later followed by more productive discussions with the minister’s communications director. There has now been welcome back pedaling from the previous positions of the Education Minister and his assistant director of communications. Patrick had done his homework well and his recorded interviews and pointed questions seem to have saved the day (for now) for homeschoolers, private schools and all parents in the province who believe parents are still the primary educators of their children - not the state. Steve Jalsevac
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| While the U.S. bishops valiantly fight a mandate by the Obama administration forcing people of faith to cover contraceptives and abortion-inducing drugs, a LifeSiteNews investigation reveals that the Canadian bishops’ international development arm is supporting a Haitian group that hands out free contraceptives. |  | |
| Pepsi has succeeded, with help from the Obama Administration, in keeping its controversial operations from consideration by its shareholders. |  | |
| It’s an ambitious project for a small, newly-formed group of teenage girls, whose involvement in pro-life work has so far been confined to the local level. |  | |
| Rebecca Taylor, a Technologist in Molecular Biology, has compiled a list of companies that use cells and tissues derived from aborted babies to develop their products, which range from childhood vaccines to cosmetics. |  | |
| The young man driving stopped and rolled down his window. He told the volunteer, “She saw your sign — and didn’t want to do it.” |  | |
| “What a joke,” said Ann Marie Tomlin, a spokesperson for P.E.I. Right to Life Association, to LifeSiteNews. |  | |
| After getting flooded with complaints, the government is now hastening to assure parents that they can indeed teach their beliefs on controversial issues. |  | |
| “[R]eal attractiveness doesn’t come from wearing the latest fashion," the grade 12 student told his female classmates. | | |
| Jill Recknell is mourning the loss of her grandson, despite the fact that he is alive and well. It’s just that Zach and his parents insist that he's a girl. |  | |
| "The Chinese people have paid in blood for this mistake," said Stephen Mosher of the Population Research Institute. |  | |
| The prosecutor said the accused, Idris Oke, and a pharmacist deceitfully administered drugs to Ms. Onah causing her miscarriage on February 18. |  | |
| Should those people who have left the homosexual lifestyle have the right to have their message heard? One school board isn't sure. |  | |
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