Nova Scotians United for Life (NSUL) mission statement:

Through education, and mutual support, to peacefully proclaim, promote and actively witness to the sanctity of, and the respect for, all human life from conception to natural death.

1. To proclaim and promote the sanctity of life:

• Promoting the rights of the unborn child;
• Promoting the interests and rights of those in jeopardy of euthanasia/mercy killing;
• Providing educational information on the after-effects of abortion to women and men;
• Providing educational information on chastity, reproductive technology, infanticide.

2. To actively witness to the sanctity of life:

• To offer help and support to those suffering the loss of a child from abortion, miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth, and adoption,
• To provide encouragement and assistance to those among these individuals who are actively witnessing, through educational means, to the sanctity of life.


Coming Up


Unite the Clans 2023

Brought to by Nova Scotians United for life

Date: Saturday Oct. 14, 2023. Location: St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church on 320 Flying Cloud Drive, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia.

More details to follow.


2023 Focus on Life Summit

Brought to by New Brunswick Right to Life Association/Droit à la Vie Nouveau-Brunswick

Date: Saturday May 6, 2023. Location: Faith Baptist Church in New Maryland, located just outside Fredericton at 525 New Maryland Highway.

Join us to hear from world class speakers who will present on the humanity of the pre-born; the precious value of every human life; euthanasia and assisted suicide.

Lunch will be provided, and the entire event is at no cost to attendees. However, pre-registration is required as Faith Baptist Church seats about 300 people. Registration will be available on our website www.nbrighttolife.ca in about two weeks.


The Missing Project

An initiative of LifeCanada & their partners

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Dr. Levatino’s Talk

A former abortion doctor who is now pro-life

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Resource to help abortion industry workers leave:

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