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Today we are moving forward to improve abortion access in the province. Changes to Regulation 84-20 have been approved that will allow medicare to cover the cost of surgical abortions performed outside of hospitals. These changes align New Brunswick with most other provinces in covering the cost, whether an...

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Katie Campbellvor 1 Jahr

It's pretty gross how our government desperately encourages Canadian women not to have children. Abortion comes with serious mental anguish that will have a negative impact on many women in their futures. Stop promoting it as healthcare, it's not.

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Sharonne Youngvor 1 Jahr

This is so pathetic. Do they not teach birth control anymore?

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Phyzik Warbellvor 1 Jahr

Killing babies is not healthcare, it's murder

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Norman EcoWarriorvor 1 Jahr

Beyond happy about this. Reproductive care is health care. Accessibility is part of the Canada Health Act!

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Steven Guilbeault Minister of Environment PARODYvor 1 Jahr

Abortions destroy a human life. Why is this so important to you?

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jimvor 1 Jahr

Very very small issue. People are struggling to pay bills and these folks still talking about abortions??? The abortion issue is still a good distraction to use on some people though! But it’s tired for the majority now

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BuddyXvor 1 Jahr

Should be a price for abortion, or one for free and thats it. Seems like they give them out for free like candy, I dont want to pay for that. Start promoting people having babies.

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davebrownvor 1 Jahr

What is wrong with using birth control?

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My opinion on abortion. No one at all should be able to tell a woman that she can’t have an abortion before the 20 week mark. Here is why… - Before 20 weeks, a fetus does not have the capabilities for complex neural activity that would be required to have a subjective subconscious. Without a subjective subconscious the fetus doesn’t even know it’s alive, and doesn’t even know it exists. It can’t feel pain, have dreams or have thoughts. - Before 22 weeks, a fetus simply is not considered viable. It almost never can survive outside of the womb even with intense medical intervention. Most scientists believe that sometime around 24-28 weeks is when a subjective subconscious is formed. At this point, I think it’s absolutely wrong to have an abortion, unless the mother’s life is in danger or the likelihood of the child surviving birth is extremely small. Fact is that less than 1% of all abortions in the US occur after 21 weeks. This equates to a little over 4,000 abortions per year. Of these 4,000 (1%), over 99% of them are in instances where a mother's life is in danger or the child has severe fetal anomalies incompatible with life outside of the womb. That means that less than 0.01% (less than 40) abortions per year take place after 21 weeks in which the mother's life isn't at risk or the baby isn't going to die upon birth. Historically, the Roe v. Wade decision (1973) allowed for the right to an abortion but permitted states to impose restrictions after viability (around 24 weeks). So that's why women want to be left alone. Women make the right decision for themselves. States can outlaw abortion after 24 weeks and very few people have problems with this. The federal government nor the states should control women.

Ed Krassenstein

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