It looks like our neighbors up North are looking for more and more ways to push the idea that life has no value.
A national pharmacare program launched in Canada that would use taxpayer money to cover contraceptives to roughly 9 million Canadian women. Bill C-64 will ensure women have access to various forms of contraception as well as “reproductive autonomy,” Health Canada reported in its official announcement.
“Cost has consistently been identified as the single most important barrier to access to these medications and the cost is unevenly borne by women and gender diverse Canadians. Bill C-64 will ensure that Canadians will have access to a comprehensive suite of contraceptive drugs and devices,” the announcement read.
The effort will supposedly help women have better ability to “plan for the future” and reduce the “risk of unintended…
