
Executive Director
Josh MacMillan is a former President of the University of Waterloo Students for Life and graduated in 2016 from the University of Waterloo with a B.A. in History and a Minor in Biology. Since graduation, he has been co-ordinating and implementing pro-life projects to strengthen the movement in the GTA and beyond, first with National Campus Life Network from 2016-2018, and for Toronto Right to Life since 2019. He firmly believes that we all have a part to play in promoting human rights for all, and seeks to empower pro-lifers with the tools and skills needed to be effective advocates for the vulnerable and make a positive impact in their communities.

Director of Education
Michelle Angela Chin has been involved in the pro-life movement in Toronto for over ten years, starting during her undergraduate years. She served as the president of the pro-life club at the University of Toronto, where she obtained her Honours Bachelor of Science degree. In 2014, she received TRTL’s student leadership award as a volunteer. She has had hundreds of conversations with people on the streets about abortion, given several presentations in schools and churches, and changed countless hearts and minds on the issue.
She serves as the Director of Education at Toronto Right to Life, with the goal of empowering and equipping communities in Toronto and the GTA to share the truth about abortion and assisted suicide with love and compassion.

Director of Outreach
Katie Somers has been with Toronto Right to Life since 2016. In 2015, she saw an abortion video that she happened upon through social media and that compelled Katie to focus on pro-life work exclusively, leaving behind her 14-year career as a flight attendant. Seeing the injustice so impacted her that she felt called to share the truth with others. She loves to change hearts and minds on abortion and assisted suicide, and is passionate about this life-saving work.

Admin & Events Coordinator
Bernadette grew up in a family that strongly supported the pro-life movement, but she didn’t give it much thought until, at age 12, she was deeply moved by images of abortion victims. This experience ignited her passion, leading her to actively share the truth about abortion with love and compassion.
While interning with CCBR, she encountered the End the Killing strategy, which inspired her continued volunteer work throughout high school and university. She majored in Communications Media and minored in Musical Theatre, earning her a Bachelor of Science from John Paul the Great Catholic University. As a storyteller, she is passionate about using her skills to transform the culture with the pro-life message, aiming to awaken others to the plight of the most vulnerable.

Administration and Finance Coordinator
Adam Sinclair is a former leader of Toronto Metropolitan University’s (TMU) Against Abortion (formerly Ryerson Against Abortion). He first got involved in October of 2018 when he saw “Choice” Chain happening on his campus. He did a two month internship with CCBR in the summer of 2019 where he grew as an effective pro-life ambassador through their rigorous training and consistent application of apologetics through pro-life outreach. Adam graduated from TMU in 2025 with a Bachelor of Science in Financial Mathematics with Honours. Aside from school and the movement, Adam has over a decade of experience in the hospitality industry working as a cook and server assistant. Adam and his wife also run a home-based catering business where they cater to events like weddings and birthdays. His hobbies include paleo cooking, as well as reading books on modern history. Adam’s goal in the movement is to recruit more people to the cause, reach a diverse range of faith communities, especially Protestant churches, as well as to expand TRTL projects to reach more people with the truth about abortion.

Community Development Coordinator
Nathalia Comrie is a student pursuing her Bachelor’s in Divinity and a Diploma in Social Work at Tyndale University. She has been involved in the pro-life movement since 2022. During this time, she has completed two internships with the Canadian Centre for Bioethical Reform, as well as internships with Campaign Life Coalition and (earlier this year) with Toronto Right to Life. She is deeply passionate about and committed to the pro-life cause, spending some of her free time volunteering at a local crisis pregnancy centre.