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A lot of misinformation in this.The Canadian Medical Association may not "endorse" ecivtele abortions past 20 weeks, but that's moot, because such abortions are shipped to the US. You can apply at the CLSC des Faubourgs in Montreal. Statistics on abortion are skewed, because late-term abortions are counted as "stillbirths" not abortions. There's a working group at the Public Health Agency of Canada that's working on ironing out the problems with the definition of "stillbirths".So we don't actually know how many late-term abortions there are in Canada. There is almost certainly more than 700.There are doctors who perform late-term abortions in Quebec. I can name them. You can go to the Universtie de Sherbrooke for an abortion as late as 23 weeks.A 2002 report about perinatal mortality in 1998 from the Federation des Medecins Omnipraticiens du Quebec showed that there were dozens of late-term abortions that year, including 2 at 36 weeks.Margaret Somerville was consulted on at least one third trimester abortion, that happened in Canada, and one for a cleft lip.The truth is: we don't know the truth about late-term abortion. Official statistics don't tell the whole picture.We ship our "elective" abortion cases to the US.As if concern for unborn babies is driven by an attempt to control women's bodies. Handicapped babies are people, too. They shouldn't be killed because they have Down Syndrome. If there is no desire to parent these children, then the issue is not control over a woman's body, it's the desire not to parent.And Morgentaler wouldn't perform abortions on babies past 16 weeks LMP. He considered late-term fetuses "babies" and actively attempted to dissuade women from having late-term abortions.
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Victor
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