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Thursday, January 8, 2026

I Think I Might Be Pregnant. What Should I Do?

Learn the most common early pregnancy symptoms, how accurate they are, and what to do next. Free, confidential support is available.
Depending on your situation, a late period can feel terrifying. Suddenly, your life and your future may feel uncertain. You may feel alone, unsure, or confused. You may have important people in your life telling you what to do. All of that together is… a lot.
We understand. You are not alone. This blog was written for you.
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Monday, August 5, 2024

A Christ-centred approach

August 2024 by Laura Lewis MD, CCFP A Christ-centred approach to an unexpected pregnancy. Pregnancy Care Canada’s vision is to provide every individual in Canada challenged by an unexpected pregnancy with access to accurate information and compassionate support. We do this as a Christ-centred national best practice organization dedicated to affirming the value of every […]

Tuesday, January 9, 2024

Reflections on the Sanctity of Life

January 2024 by Rebecca Peters Reflections on the Sanctity of Life “Sanctity of Life Sunday” is January 21st this year. I’ve been thinking about how that phrase applies to an unexpected pregnancy. After working in the area of unexpected pregnancy support for almost 15 years, I have a few thoughts. In 2024, “sanctity” is a word […]

Thursday, February 9, 2023

There is a place for you

February 2023 by Rebecca Peters There is a place for you If you aren’t sure or if you are wondering what to do about unexpected pregnancy, there is a place for you. There is a place for you. There is a place where you can stand bravely, hold onto your values, and reach out. That […]

Wednesday, November 9, 2022

Why should you care?

November 2022 by Laura Lewis MD, CCFP Why should you care? Most of us do not pay attention to concerns or risks unless we feel they may directly affect us or someone we care about. Whether a tragedy far from us or a crisis we read about in the news – if we are unaffected […]

Frequently Asked Questions and Clarifications

updated October 2022 Introduction Pregnancy Care Canada provides comprehensive expertise and mentoring in the field of pregnancy care support. We equip, connect, and empower local pregnancy care centres to serve their communities with excellence. Below is a summary of who we are and what we do. Who is Pregnancy Care Canada? What do PCC-affiliated centres […]

Tuesday, September 13, 2022

Who’s writing the story?

Who’s writing the story? September 2022 By Rebecca Peters “When writing the story of your life, don’t let anyone else hold the pen.” (Anonymous) Sounds wonderful, doesn’t it? The idea that we are the authors of our lives. We want to think that’s possible. However, most of us have experienced the reality of unscripted life […]

Monday, June 13, 2022

Canada in a post Roe V. Wade era

Canada in a post Roe V. Wade era June 21, 2022 by Laura Lewis MD, CCFP It has been hard to miss the headlines and media frenzy surrounding Roe v. Wade after the leaked Supreme Court of the U.S. (SCOTUS) document on May 2, 2022. The draft document indicates a willingness of the highest court in the […]

Sunday, March 13, 2022

A Threat to the Canadian Charitable Backbone

A Threat to the Canadian Charitable Backbone March 2022 by Laura Lewis MD, CCFP Every year in Canada, not-for-profit goods and services are exchanged in the currency of goodwill and compassion. This economy of kindness is the charitable backbone of our nation. Canadians are proud to highlight how we all pitch in, do our part, […]

Sunday, February 13, 2022

The Gap: unexpected pregnancy and unwanted abortion

The Gap: unexpected pregnancy and unwanted abortion February 2022 By Rebecca Peters A gap is a break or an unfilled space where something is missing. A gap exists for some women when they have an unexpected pregnancy, and it might not be what you think. Most people aren’t aware of this gap because so much […]

I Think I Might Be Pregnant. What Should I Do?

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