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11Apr2023

Fact-Checkers Denied the Resurrection; They Were Wrong!

He is risen! He is risen indeed! The Christian message that motivates us and gives us hope is that Jesus Christ shed His blood for our sins, was crucified, was buried and on the third day rose again. It’s amazing but true.
  • Tue, April 11, 2023
  • Rod Taylor
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04Apr2023

A Budget of Indulgences

When a family prepares a budget, they want to ensure that their spending does not exceed their income. In a good budget, there will be a provision for savings and some money set aside for a “rainy day”—for unusual or unforeseen expenses. The federal budget, rolled out on Tuesday, has no trace of such prudence.
  • Tue, April 04, 2023
  • Rod Taylor
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28Mar2023

For Whose Benefit?

On March 22, 2023, the news was rife with reports about Liberal MP Han Dong’s resignation from the Liberal caucus because of reports that he had sought to delay the release of the two Michaels, along with reports of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) interfering in the 2021 general election on his (and others’) behalf.
  • Tue, March 28, 2023
  • Vicki Gunn
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21Mar2023

Irreplaceable Children and Workers’ Rights

The point I would like to make is that the NDP and the Liberals they’re backing have been shamelessly pushing the concept of replacement workers for a very long time . . . the very practice they claim to be vigorously opposing.
  • Tue, March 21, 2023
  • Rod Taylor
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14Mar2023

MP Salaries vs. Grocery Mark-ups: Who’s Minding the Store?

NDP leader, Jagmeet Singh, likes to tell Canadians that the rising costs at the grocery store are all due to corporate greed. No mention of the carbon taxes that he’s helped push on Canadians . . . carbon taxes that have automatically raised the cost of everything.
  • Tue, March 14, 2023
  • Rod Taylor
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07Mar2023

What’s Wrong With Digital ID?

A year ago, Canadians discovered that if we disagree politically with our government and have the gall to speak out about it, the bank can freeze the funds in our accounts, preventing us from eating, heating our homes, paying our rent, etc. We also discovered that the government had been tracking our locations during the lockdowns.
  • Tue, March 07, 2023
  • Vicki Gunn
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28Feb2023

A Blind Eye Toward Election Interference

Canadians are being told—over and over—to trust the “institutions of democracy:” the unprecedented use of the Emergencies Act, orders-in-council that circumvent the parliamentary process, government self-investigations (like the recent Public Order Emergency Commission) and—most notably—the integrity of Canadian elections.
  • Tue, February 28, 2023
  • Rod Taylor
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21Feb2023

Government Subsidies Hurt Taxpayers

In times like these, it’s tempting to want the government to step in and subsidize the cost of living. Be careful what you wish for.
  • Tue, February 21, 2023
  • Rod Taylor
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14Feb2023

Trudeau’s Trojan Horses

Canada has been victim to a series of trojan horses that have almost conquered our freedoms. It seems, we haven’t learned the lessons of our own history.
  • Tue, February 14, 2023
  • Rod Taylor
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07Feb2023

Free and Equal?

On Jan 26, Prime Minister Trudeau announced that Amira Elghawaby has been appointed as the new advisor to the federal government, Canada’s first “special representative on combating Islamophobia.” What about “Christophobia,” a fear and hatred of Christians?
  • Tue, February 07, 2023
  • Vicki Gunn
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24Jan2023

Trust: A Commodity in Short Supply

Divisions between political parties, lobbyists, special interest groups, and the sometimes competing interests of voters and taxpayers (though they’re often the same people) have been the meat and potatoes of political analysis for a very long time. The changes taking place in Canada today, however, signal a new degree, if not a whole new kind, of fragmentation.
  • Tue, January 24, 2023
  • Rod Taylor
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