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  [Wesley J. Smith is an author and a senior fellow at the Discovery Institute’s Center on Hu-man Exceptionalism. The following was posted June 24, 2026, on National Review Online (www.nationalreview.com).Copyright 2026 by National Review. Reprinted with permission.]  ... Read More →

  [Chuck Donovan served in the Reagan White House as a senior writer and as Deputy Di-rector of Presidential Correspondence until early 1989. He was executive vice president of Family Research Council, a senior fellow at The Heritage Foundation, and founder/president of... Read More →

  [Terry O’Neill is a contributing writer for The B.C. Catholic in Vancouver, British Columbia. The following appeared in The B.C. Catholic (bccatholic.ca) on April 21, 2026, and is reprinted with permission.] A Vancouver priest recovering from a hip fracture at Vancouver... Read More →

  Canada’s foray into state-sanctioned euthanasia serves as a powerful case study into how quickly society abandons morality and ethical norms when the law fails to enforce them. It’s also a reminder of the humility necessary to embrace the beauty of life.  Medical... Read More →

  In my first-ever anti-euthanasia article, published in Newsweek in 1993, I described the suicide of my friend Frances, who killed herself under the influence of the euthanasia-promoting Hemlock Society (since rechristened Compassion and Choices). Toward the end of the... Read More →

  The first evil step: In 2016, Canada broke with the long history of Western Christian civilization—and common law dating back to the Middle Ages1— when it legalized medically assisted suicide for incurably ill and disabled citizens who were in an advanced state of decline... Read More →