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28Jul2026

The Power of Hope

What is the relationship between hope and crime? What about the relationship between the absence of hope and poverty? There is a very important relationship. Our heritage points us to the God of hope who gives to each of us hope for the future.
  • July 28, 2026
  • Jim Enos
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21Jul2026

Ancient Israel Was Defeated at AI. Will Canadians Win Our AI Battles?

AI has been a concern since ancient times, from the battle the Israelites lost at Ai, to concerns highlighted in movies about AI, to the location of AI data centres, people have grappled with this subject. Why must we exercise our powers of discernment as both Christians and Canadians in our consideration of Artificial Intelligence? Read on!
  • July 21, 2026
  • Rod Taylor
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14Jul2026

Ethics or Aesthetics?

Was the Parliamentary Ethics Committee created to ensure elected politicians and the federal government conduct their business in a morally ethical manner? Or was it created simply to cover their blemishes and hide their indiscretions so that the government looks better? I’m sure you agree that ethical behaviour was the goal. Apparently, the Liberal members of the Ethics Committee didn’t get the memo.
  • July 14, 2026
  • Rod Taylor
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07Jul2026

Self Defence

You wake up in the dead of the night! You can hear someone is in your home. What do you do? Our laws want us, while bleary with sleep and terrified, to assess and reassess the changing dynamics; weighing them against the very pressing need to protect yourself and your family.
  • July 07, 2026
  • Gunn
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30Jun2026

Money Doesn’t Talk—It Screams!

Our money is screaming out! It’s begging for the answers to: When did it become the taxpayer’s responsibility to guarantee profit to developers? And should the government pick winners and losers to protect the financial security of the wealthy?
  • June 30, 2026
  • Rod Taylor
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23Jun2026

Founded on Principles

Canada was founded on respect for biblical principles; the evidence is in the name chosen for the new nation by the Fathers of Confederation in 1867: The Dominion of Canada.
  • June 23, 2026
  • Ron Gray
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09Jun2026

What’s Happening in the Backroom?

Our government has employed the strategy of “Yes Days”, which has ensured that contrary to voter’s will, the Liberals got the majority government that Canadians had denied them. Should Canadians just accept this overriding of their vote?
  • June 09, 2026
  • Dave Bylsma
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12May2026

Just One More Thing

Some of us may recall the mumbling and bumbling detective in the TV series ‘Columbo’ who, despite his awkwardness, would always solve the crime. The 2026 Canada Census questionnaire has caused me to recollect Columbo and say, ‘Just one more thing’. In particular, the two questions regarding sex and gender. The first question asks the person’s sex at birth and provides two options: ‘male’ or ‘female’. The second question...
  • May 12, 2026
  • Jim Enos
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05May2026

What’s the Backup Plan?

Should something bring down our communications infrastructure, what’s the backup plan? We all want to ensure that Canada is prepared to survive should a real problem develop, but Bill C-8 gives the government some fearsome powers. Is the tradeoff worth it, or should we be ‘standing on guard’ as the Trojan Horse is wheeled into the city?
  • May 05, 2026
  • Gunn
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