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December 5, 2016

Catholic Women's League brings concerns to federal officials

CWL delegation to Ottawa Nov. 27-30 included, from left, resolutions chair Joan Bona, president-elect Anne-Marie Gorman, legislation chair Nancy Simms and president Margaret Ann Jacobs.

OTTAWA – The Catholic Women's League is making sure its 2016 resolutions do not get lost in the political shuffle of priorities on Parliament Hill.

Published in Canada
August 24, 2015

CWL calls for notwithstanding clause

Catholic Women’s League members passed motions calling on the government to invoke the notwithstanding clause to delay the implementation of physician-assisted suicide and to reinstate the mandatory long-form census at their annual convention Aug. 17-19, 2015.

The Catholic Women’s League of Canada has called on the federal government to invoke the notwithstanding clause to block implementation of physician-assisted suicide.

Published in Canada
January 24, 2015

‘Troublemaker’ Hughes finally gets her due

Katherine Hughes

Radicals and deviants have to fight their way into the history books. Ninety years after her death, Katherine Hughes is finally winning that battle.

Published in Book News
August 10, 2014

Ontario CWL to focus on social justice over the coming year

The Ontario CWL’s resolution to ban youth under 18 from using tanning beds was successful, and hopes for more success with this year’s resolutions.

Ontario’s Catholic Women’s League plans to bolster its social justice work during the forthcoming year.

Published in Canada
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