Links to some Articles from the Alberta Report
Note: The Report News Magazine ceased publishing. That also involves an organization change and
corresponding name change to CITIZENS CENTRE REPORT.
That change is a consequence of the Report Newsmagazine having become the organ of a new foundation, a
conservative think tank, the Citizens Centre for Freedom and
Democracy.
The links on this page to some articles at the website of
the Alberta Report (later called Report Newsmagazine) no longer function. The Report Newsmagazine ceased to be published.
As time goes by, Fathers for Life will endeavor to scan some of the
articles that could formerly be accessed at the website of the Report Newsmagazine
and are presently inaccessible. However, that will require a fair amount
of work and time and
has to take a backseat to higher priorities.
July 1, 1996
 At a UN conference in Turkey, Ottawa's strident homo-feminist agenda
provokes an angry counter-attack from the Third World
When
Canada's delegates to the Second United Nations Conference on Human
Settlements arrived at their quarters in the posh Istanbul Hyatt three
weeks ago, they knew what their mission was: to manipulate yet another UN
conference into endorsing far-left social policies that could never be
sold openly to their own citizens. In particular, even though the Habitat
II conference was ostensibly about housing issues, the Canadians intended
to ensure that feminist goals such as contraception, abortion on demand
and school-based sex assistance clinics were enshrined in the conference's
final document. They also planned to battle strenuously for an "inclusive"
definition of family that sanctions homosexual unions.
February 16, 1998
COVER
Breaking up is easy to do
The generation that grew up on the mantra 'tune in, turn on and drop out' is doing exactly that when it comes
to marriage. New statistics show that among baby boomers the divorce rate is up 12%. The trend is blamed on
mid-life crises, poor communication skills and the stress of modern life. Analysts say the cure is more
counselling and tighter marriage laws. Meanwhile, it is still the children who suffer most.
The woman who cried rape
Steven Kaminski is currrently serving seven years behind bars for sexual assault. The judge chose to believe
the complainant over Kaminski, who insisted the sex was consensual. But the woman later accused the RCMP
constable handling the case of sexual assault, only to retract the
charges. In fact, she and the constable were having sex during the
investigation. With the woman's credibility shot, Kaminski is hoping for
a new trial. [In the US, there are an estimated 520,000 false rape allegations a year
— 98.1% of all reported cases. — Eeva Sodhi,
Debunking Domestic Violence
Statistics; Rape]
June 22, 1998
COVER
An all-too-common catastrophe
Living together out of wedlock is more popular among couples today than ever. Any hint of public
opprobrium at 'shacking up' has vanished. Unfortunately, compared to formal marriages, common-law relationships
are commonly unsuccessful. The repercussions for society are ominous.
Wives from behind the Iron
Curtain
Here is a more extensive index to Report articles relating to issues
such as families, gender and children. That Index contains a good
number of links, clearly identified, to articles that have already been
scanned and are accessible at this website. |
