Last week, the Liberal government introduced legislation that, if passed, will force organizations with charitable status to advertise not only the services they provide, but also those they do not. But lest you think this law might apply broadly — say, to the David Suzuki Foundation, requiring it to declare that it doesn’t drill for oil — rest assured that it won’t. This bill, tabled by Marci Ien, minister for women, gender equality and youth, is narrowly aimed at one specific group of charities: those that provide vital support to pregnant women.