University campuses have increasingly become a focal point of Canada's anti-abortion movement, prompting a fresh debate over free speech and questions about what critics call misleading tactics. Crisis pregnancy centres often set up near university campuses, targeting students through ads, information campaigns and free pregnancy tests. (CBC)Arthur said the crisis pregnancy centres use often untrained, peer counsellors that are guided by traditional religious sexual morality and biblical ethics. The result is that it can delay people's access to health care services." "Anti-choice pregnancy care centres are not necessary," she said, adding that they often "confuse women and hinder them from making an informed pregnancy choice."

Source: CBC News September 09, 2018 14:14 UTC