On Wednesday, October 19, Canadian MPs were asked to vote that Bill C-225 be “read a second time and referred to the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights”. Regrettably, 209 MPs that evening chose to deny justice to the family of Cassie Kaake and her...
Cassie and Molly's Law will soon be debated and voted on in the House of Commons. Before that happens, we want to ensure that as many MPs as possible hear Molly's story from those who are suffering firsthand because Canada does not protect pregnant women...
Over the last two weeks, almost 900 emails have been sent by you, supporters of pre-born human rights, to Members of Parliament across Canada! All of this has been done to show support for Bill C-225, Cassie and Molly's Law, and to ask your MP...
This article is written by Leah Bredenhof. Leah is a Grade 11 student and aspiring journalist from Langley, BC who recently had the opportunity to sit down with MP Cathay Wagantall in her Ottawa office to talk about Bill C-225, Cassie and Molly's Law. Jeff Durham...
Cassie and Molly's law (Bill C-225) has passed the first step and been deemed votable in the House of Commons. This is excellent news and means that all MPs will be debating and voting on Cassie and Molly’s Law in the coming months! Now it’s your turn...
For more than a year, we have been informing you about the Molly Matters campaign. In December 2014, Cassandra Kaake was seven months pregnant with her daughter Molly when they were murdered in their home in Windsor, ON. When a pregnant woman is murdered, Canadian...
On October 2nd, we had the privilege of standing with Jeff Durham, of the Molly Matters Campaign, in support of Canada introducing a Pre-born Victims of Crime Law. Jeff Durham was the boyfriend of Cassandra Kaake, who was murdered while eagerly awaiting the birth of...
