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  • CHP Builders are Meeting and Deciding!

    Jim Hnatiuk — Leader, CHP Canada

    We are often told, “If something looks too good to be true it probably is.” Well, I know now that this law of probability is wrong when it is referring to the Christian Heritage Party.

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    Volume 19, Number 5, Published January 31, 2012

     
     
  • “Setting Our Sails for Tomorrow”

    Harold Ludwig

    As the chair of the upcoming convention, I wanted to draw your attention once more to the opportunity that awaits all of our members. In fact, it’s not just an “opportunity,” but I’m issuing an urgent call for “all hands on deck.”

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    Volume 19, Number 4, Published January 24, 2012

     
     
  • It Is What It Is: the New “Whatever”

    Elaine Taylor

    “It is what it is,” (IIWII). I’ve heard this a lot, lately. It likely originated with some “reality” show. I think I’m starting to get it and I don’t like it.

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    Volume 19, Number 3, Published January 17, 2012

     
     
  • A Quiet Revolution

    Jim Hnatiuk — Leader, CHP Canada

    … Today, reminiscing some forty-five years later and analyzing the secret of my success, one ploy or tactic that I used stands out among all the rest.

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    Volume 19, Number 2, Published January 10, 2012

     
     
  • A Christian Heritage Party! Are You Serious?

    Jim Hnatiuk — Leader, CHP Canada

    First of all, don’t let the name Christian Heritage Party suggest to you that this political party is about giving preferential treatment to Christians; nothing could be farther from the truth!

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    Volume 19, Number 1, Published January 3, 2012

     
     
  • New Year’s Resolutions

    Jim Hnatiuk — Leader, CHP Canada

    We’re standing on the brink of a New Year. It always feels to me like a field of fresh fallen snow… nothing has marked it… it’s a clean slate to correct the course of the old year.

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    Volume 18, Number 52, Published December 28, 2011

     
     
  • Domestic Growth vs. Immigration

    Jim Hnatiuk — Leader, CHP Canada

    The Minister of Immigration, Jason Kenney, is targeting 6,500 immigrants in citizenship fraud. Wow.

    I guess we can thank God that someone in government has finally the sense and boldness to admit that Canada’s immigration system is seriously flawed.

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    Volume 18, Number 51, Published December 20, 2011

     
     
  • Missing Persons

    Vicki Gunn

    We hear nightly on the news about the pending global meltdown. Sometimes it’s worth looking back to see where the problem originated so we can ensure that, once dealt with, we avoid similar traps.

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    Volume 18, Number 50, Published December 13, 2011

     
     
  • Occupy and the Politics of Envy

    Ron Gray

    We’re given new evidence that artists really are the antennae of their societies when, after a half-century, their perceptions are validated by events.

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    Volume 18, Number 49, Published December 6, 2011

     
     
  • Love and Economics

    Ron Gray

    Where is the economy headed? And what can we do about it?

    John Maynard Keynes gave us the idea that governments could spend their economy back into prosperity, so he bears some blame for the current mess;

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    Volume 18, Number 48, Published November 29, 2011

     
     

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