Abortion isn’t a right.
Criminalizing abortions was ruled unconstitutional as it was a violation of Section 7 of the Constitution.
Ergo, access to an abortion is a right.
Nowhere in the constitution is abortion mentioned as any kind of right. If you want that codified in the constitution you’d have to amend it through the amendment process.
Nowhere in the Constitution is kissing your spouse either.
However, if spousal kissing was criminalized under the law, it would be deemed a violation of your Constitutional rights.
Ergo, you and your spouse have a RIGHT (despite it not being in the Constitution) to kiss.
Or maybe you’ll understand this example Shady....
Do men have a RIGHT to access a vasectomy?
If Parliament passed the “Vasectomy Outlaw Act to Save Unborn Children” that said it was illegal to get a vasectomy, this would be struck down by the courts as unconstitutional. Hence, you have a RIGHT to access a vasectomy.
The only difference between the right to a vasectomy and an abortion being that vasectomies were never legislated against and didn’t need a court ruling.
Edited to add: Why do we need to go through Grade 10 Social Studies for an adult? How wildly ignorant does one need to be to not know really simple things about “rights”?