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In his documentary “Génération Trans,” independent producer Jean-Pierre Roy interviews several young people who have gone through the transition process and parents whose children have transitioned. He would have also liked to interview various representatives of Quebec’s “health” system, but they declined his requests for interviews...

One of these deeply moving testimonies, that of Gabriel Cudia, recounts how this young woman was swept up in the transition process. A victim of bullying at school, she was pressured to transition by an abusive girlfriend. The doctors at the clinic where she went for a consultation quickly prescribed puberty blockers, neglecting the problems she was suffering from. The rest of the transition — the final stage of which, fortunately, she did not complete — was approved by the clinic’s doctors with the same level of negligence.

Now that Gabriel Cudia regrets having undergone mutilation to change her “gender,” surgeries — such as breast reconstruction — to restore some of what she has lost are considered “cosmetic” and will not be reimbursed by the RAMQ.

The worst part is that now that she has been mutilated, she has already considered euthanasia (which, fortunately, is not an available option in her case).

What is absurd about all this is that no one in charge of the “health” system seems to have considered that people might regret their transition and has made no provisions to remedy the consequences. But what exactly is there to remedy when so many of the effects are irreversible? Acknowledging that the transition might require a remedy that is largely impossible to implement would amount to discrediting the entire process.

To bring down the infernal machine of transition, we must share these kinds of testimonies as widely as possible; in some countries, such as Great Britain, the government has backed down on transition. It won’t be without fighting! The documentary “Génération Trans” was censored in several movie theaters in Quebec, which caved in to pressure from gender ideology activists.

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Corn Roast

On August 15, Quebec Life Coalition will hold its traditional corn roast at our offices at 3330 rue Rivier in Montreal. This year’s speaker is lawyer Samuel Bachand, who will discuss in French the consequences of Law 9, which bans public prayer.

Cost: $15 per person aged 12 and older. Free for children under 12.

For more information, contact Brian Jenkins at (438) 930-8643

Petition for the Protection of Unborn Children

We invite you to sign our petition for the protection of unborn children in Canada, addressed to the Parliament of Canada.

Life Chain

On Sunday, October 4th, the Life Chain will take place — or rather, the life chains, since it is a multi-location event. This is a peaceful demonstration in which participants hold pro-life signs for one hour to raise public awareness about the fate of unborn children. You can join one of the chains taking place across Quebec or, if you’d like, organize one yourself. Visit the Life Chain website for Quebec for more information.

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Augustin Hamilton

Corn Roast

Quebec Life Coalition will hold its annual corn roast on Saturday, August 15th, starting at noon, outside the QLC offices at 3330 rue Rivier, Montreal, Quebec H1W 3Z9 (Joliette metro station, Green Line; bus 67).

Our speaker: lawyer Samuel Bachand, he will discuss Bill 9, which prohibits public prayer, and its implications for our daily lives.

Cost: $15 per person aged 12 and older. Free for children under 12.

For more information, contact Brian Jenkins at (438) 930-8643

Life Chain

The Life Chain is a peaceful and nonviolent event in which participants hold pro-life signs for one hour. This initiative, which will take place in hundreds of cities on Sunday, October 4th, 2026, is crucial for raising public awareness about the dignity of human life.

For more information, visit the Life Chain website for Quebec.

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Vigil 365

The 365 Vigil is a daily vigil of presence where, every day for one or two hours, pro-life activists gather in a public square at a certain distance from an abortion clinic in order to end abortion.

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QLC's article:

Génération Trans — Gabriel Cudia
In his documentary Trans Generation, independent producer Jean-Pierre Roy interviews Gabriel Cudia, a young woman who began her transition at age 15 and eventually came to regret it.

A French woman testifies before the European Parliament’s Petitions Committee about her abortion under pressure
A French woman has testified before the European Parliament’s Committee on Petitions to highlight the pressure faced by many women when they become pregnant. Although they would like to keep their babies, they are under pressure from relatives who are pushing them to have an abortion. She also condemned the lack of support that these women receive from the government when they face financial difficulties, and from the healthcare system throughout the process.