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10Jan2017

White Sand Beaches and Perpetual Deficits

As 2017 begins fresh and new, taxpayers of the future (some of them not yet even born) are being saddled with a crushing tax burden. It’s called taxation without representation because those future citizens will...
  • January 10, 2017
  • Rod Taylor
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03Jan2017

Celebrating Canada’s Sesquicentennial

Our Queen and our Prime Minister have both mentioned in their New Year’s messages to us, on the eve of 2017, that this year we celebrate 150 years as a nation. This really is momentous!
  • January 03, 2017
  • Vicki Gunn
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27Dec2016

The Year Behind; the Year Before

At the junction of the old year and the new . . . as we flip our calendars from 2016 to 2017, it may be appropriate to reflect for a moment on these spoofy lyrics sung by Scouts around the campfire...
  • December 27, 2016
  • Rod Taylor
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20Dec2016

Don’t Let Herod Spoil Your Christmas

​We all know about the “wise men from the East” who followed the star in their search for the Christ Child. They were wise enough to seek Christ and also wise enough to outfox King Herod.
  • December 20, 2016
  • Rod Taylor
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13Dec2016

Rising Stars of Unequal Rights

Was it just me or was anybody else totally turned off by our Prime Minister’s grandstanding over the anniversary of the École Polytechnique massacre? Don’t get me wrong; my heart goes out to the families of these ladies . . . as it does for the families of the almost seventy other “real people” killed in other tragic Canadian multiple murders.
  • December 13, 2016
  • Vicki Gunn
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08Dec2016

Deforming Electoral Reform

​You probably got a small postcard in the mail this week from the Government of Canada with the headline “Have your say about our democracy”. It announces an online survey which can found at mydemocracy.ca Will this survey really give you a say?
  • December 08, 2016
  • Peter Vogel
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06Dec2016

Progressive Confusion

​To put it mildly, it is disappointing to see the three largest Canadian federal parties are all committed to be progressive in their policies. But what do they mean by progressive?
  • December 06, 2016
  • Jim Enos
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29Nov2016

The Frog That Wouldn’t Boil

Jordan Peterson is a professor at the University of Toronto. He has an odd connection to frogs. He jokes that some have even said that he sounds a little like Kermit the Frog. He owns a frog mask carved in the west-coast First Nations’ style.
  • November 29, 2016
  • Peter Vogel
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22Nov2016

The Dark Side of Euthanasia

When you’re trying to sell a product, you usually ensure the benefits are visible for the first while so people will anticipate and celebrate their purchase of your product, motivating others to make the purchase also…then reality sets in as manufacturing defects begin to become evident.
  • November 22, 2016
  • Vicki Gunn
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15Nov2016

C-16: Where’s the Loyal Opposition?

Justin Trudeau and his Liberal cabinet continue to ram and jam through their social agenda, leaving broken fragments of Canada’s cultural heritage and democratic traditions in its wake. C-16 is Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould’s sledgehammer approach to ending freedom of religion as we’ve known it and implementing the Liberal gender agenda in churches, schools, and other institutions.
  • November 15, 2016
  • Rod Taylor
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08Nov2016

Remembrance Day Thoughts

Seventy years ago, Holland was liberated from the occupying forces of Germany. What a great event that was! Being free again—that was almost more than we could believe.
  • November 08, 2016
  • Jo Boonstra
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01Nov2016

Homeschool Shut Down

​At the intersection of freedom of religion and freedom of education there is the question of homeschooling. Should parents or government-approved educational professionals have primary authority and responsibility for the education of the next generation?
  • November 01, 2016
  • Peter Vogel
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