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19Dec2017

Signs of Tyranny in the “New Canada”

Years ago my father would instruct my sisters and me to do something…“or else.” We never asked what the “or else” was…we knew better. Justin Trudeau has given us the “or else” for the Canada Summer Jobs Program and it isn’t pretty.
  • December 19, 2017
  • Gunn
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12Dec2017

Hapless, Hopeless and Helpless

​The title of this article might sound like the names of three seasick sailors in some children’s storybook. I wish it was that. It’s actually a description of our lost and overwhelmed PM.
  • December 12, 2017
  • Rod Taylor
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05Dec2017

Two Different Apologies

On Nov 28th the Prime Minister made a statement in the House of Commons that was an apology to those who had engaged in “non-conforming sexual desires”. This apology was well-delivered, as most of his prepared remarks are.
  • December 05, 2017
  • Peter Vogel
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21Nov2017

Canadians Want a Fair Tax System

​There has been a firestorm of media commentary over recent proposals by the Minister of Finance, Bill Morneau, to “play” with the tax system. Words like “loopholes,” “fairness,” “levelling the playing field” and such have been roaring across the media and in private offices.
  • November 21, 2017
  • Darwin
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07Nov2017

“Creationists!” (Snicker!)

​In all of the excitement of the CHP National Convention, it would have been easy to miss being derided for our simplistic beliefs by our new Governor General, Julie Payette. As her position is apolitical, most politicians and parties refrain from commenting on these appointments unless there is something quite extraordinary.
  • November 07, 2017
  • Gunn
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31Oct2017

Why Don’t We Believe Them?

There are precious few things that I find so frustrating as the fact that we Christians keep voting for governments that have clearly indicated they’re not willing to deal with moral issues.
  • October 31, 2017
  • Jo Boonstra
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24Oct2017

The Right to Not Give Up

​When are you really, totally dead? Those who have died can’t tell us exactly when it happened; throughout history, there have been mistakes. In a few cases, people have been nearly buried alive.
  • October 24, 2017
  • Peter Vogel
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17Oct2017

The UN: It’s Not Working

​After the world had gone through two world wars and the combined loss of approximately 100 million human lives—along with immeasurable suffering and economic losses...
  • October 17, 2017
  • Rod Taylor
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10Oct2017

The Liberal Crusade Against Canadian Women

Pardon me while I zip up my flak jacket. Before I say what I want to say, I must protect myself from our Liberal masters. Frighteningly, I live in Ontario so I not only have to cower from the federal Liberal government but also the provincial.
  • October 10, 2017
  • Gunn
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03Oct2017

The Writing on the Wall

The Heritage Committee has started to meet as required by parliamentary M-103. I listened to the first hour of the hearing on September 20th, when Tarek Fatah, a secular Muslim, and Michel Juneau-Katsuya, a former officer in both the RCMP and CSIS, appeared as witnesses.
  • October 03, 2017
  • Ron Voss
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