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24Dec2021

Christmas 2021: Underground or in a Stable?

In this season of remembrance of the birth of Jesus Christ, our Saviour, it’s good to reflect on the conditions of the world that prevailed at the time when He was born.

• December 24, 2021
• Rod Taylor

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21Dec2021

The Line in the Sand

It does not seem to have hit home yet for many Canadians how much their freedoms have eroded.

• December 21, 2021
• Darwin

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14Dec2021

Boycotting the Olympics—Who and How?

What Canadian hockey fan does not want to see Connor McDavid and Sidney Crosby play together for Team Canada? It would be ‘dream team’! But there is one problem—...

• December 14, 2021
• Peter Vogel

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09Dec2021

Defending Pro-Life Service Organizations

Erosion of our freedoms is rampant. We are being governed by edict.

• December 09, 2021
• Darwin

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07Dec2021

Silencing of Dissent Reveals Insecurity in the Inner Circles

There’s a pandemic of aggressive bullying in Ottawa, and it has infected several political parties.

• December 07, 2021
• Rod Taylor

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02Dec2021

When Good Men (and Women) Do Nothing

December 1, 2021 will go down in Canadian history as a day of infamy. Not one elected Member of Parliament stood to speak against the rubber-stamping of the Liberal Government’s most recent legislative attack on free speech, parental rights and religious freedom. NOT ONE.

• December 02, 2021
• Rod Taylor

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30Nov2021

How Obsession With ‘Carbon’ Left Us Woefully Unprepared for the Disastrous Fraser Valley Flood of 2021

I’m writing from Abbotsford, in the heart of BC’s Fraser Valley, where—alas!—I have a ringside seat to observe the ghastly damage done through the neglect of neo-Marxists in Victoria and Ottawa, and their purblind obsession about carbon ‘pollution’ and climate change.

• November 30, 2021
• Ron Gray

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23Nov2021

It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time . . .

Since Adam made the worst decision of his life in the Garden of Eden, every human being has struggled with choices. Some choices are simple and inconsequential; others have life-and-death implications, not always obvious at the time.

• November 23, 2021
• Rod Taylor

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16Nov2021

Why Is Our Canadian Flag Upside Down?

Recently, while watching protests, I’ve seen the Canadian flag flying upside down. What would possess a person to do such a thing?

• November 16, 2021
• Vicki Gunn

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09Nov2021

The Five Greatest Threats to Canada’s Survival: A Countdown

There are many threats to peace and stability in this world, and to Canada surviving as a free, democratic nation.

• November 09, 2021
• Ron Gray

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02Nov2021

A Cabinet of Activists

How many of you remember the Summer Jobs program fiasco of 2018? That is when the federal government took an existing program and added an ideological test to the grant money that was being handed out.

• November 02, 2021
• Peter Vogel

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26Oct2021

The Carrot and the Stick of COVID Compliance

Efforts to motivate people can almost always be seen in terms of reward or punishment. People want to do something because they expect to receive a benefit or because—if they don’t do it—something bad will happen to them.

• October 26, 2021
• Rod Taylor

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