Pro-Life Group Exposes Canada's Late-Term Abortion Industry in Undercover Investigation [Video]

Jonathon Van Maren : Nov 14, 2025
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"They don't have a limit. They sometimes go up to 32 weeks [eight months], I believe." At that point, "it's like a mini-stillbirth."

(Canada) — [LifeSiteNews.com] The Canadian political pro-life group RightNow released the first video in its groundbreaking undercover investigation into Canada's late-term abortion industry. (Image: iStock-cosmin4000)

"In Canada, we're told late-term abortions almost never happen, and if they do, it's only for 'serious medical conditions,'" the caption reads. "RightNow went undercover to four late-term abortion clinics across Canada to see if this was true."

The goal was to determine how easy it was to procure a late-term abortion purely based on personal choice. The Canadian government's website states: "Late-term abortions are rare and usually occur because of serious medical issues."

RightNow co-founder Alissa Golob was 22 weeks (five months) pregnant when she went into Cabbagetown Women's Clinic in Toronto. "No reason was given for wanting a late-term abortion," the video emphasized. "And no reason was asked."

Golob was asked to take cash along to the clinic to pay for the abortion—the reason given was that the clinic didn't have a cash machine—in the amount of $2,137.

Her conversations in the abortion center were secretly filmed. She was told that abortions were done up until 24 weeks at Cabbagetown but that "Canada doesn't have a limit,okay."If she needed more time to decide and went past the 24-week (six-month) limit, she could be sent on to Women's College Hospital 10 minutes away.

"They don't have a limit," the counselor assured her. "They sometimes go up to 32 weeks [eight months], I believe." At that point, "it's like a mini-stillbirth."... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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