Category: Call to Action
Posted by admin - December 11, 2011 - Call to Action
On December 1st, CTV and the Comedy Network broadcasted the Russell Peters Christmas Show. The show was degrading to women and a sacrilege to Christians – lingerie model in skimpy clothes leered at by lecherous old men, East Indian women portrayed at thieves as they stuffed food into their handbags, and Pamela Anderson as the [...]
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Posted by admin - December 11, 2011 - Call to Action, Provincial Reports, Secretary
Submitted by: Evelyn Rigby Much concern has been expressed recently about the treatment of sacred faith tenets in some recently aired television programs. So I am appealing to all secretaries to use your skills in defense of our faith to newspapers, television networks, and the Canadian Broadcasters Standards Council (CBSC), whenever the need arises, remembering [...]
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Posted by admin - November 12, 2011 - BC/YK Resolutions, Call to Action, Provincial Reports, Resolutions
2011.01:Prohibition of Practices re Human Reproductive Material Write to the Federal Gov’t. to prohibit any practises of altering, manipulation or treatment of genetic material that would result in the death of a human embryo or the combining of species or genetic selection. Send a copy to your local MP. 2011.02: Children of Missing and Murdered [...]
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Posted by admin - October 10, 2011 - Call to Action, Education and Health, Provincial Reports
Submitted by: Dodie Bond Please forward this information to your parish council presidents and executives. May I suggest we write letters to the Prime Minister, and Minister of International Cooperation Bev Oda (with a copy to your local MP) to voice concern re the ongoing disregard of government funding. If you Google Bev Oda website and click on CIDA (then [...]
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Posted by admin - August 26, 2011 - Call to Action, Community Life, Provincial Reports
The position of executive director was eliminated on June 29th and no staff has been hired to cover maternity leave. This in effect has shut down the main office in Victoria and leaves OCTIP with two full time employees in Vancouver and a meagre budget of $300,000. As BC is a recognized source destination and [...]
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