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06Oct2015

Has Canada grown up or just gotten old?

​A week ago something happened. It had been coming so slowly for so long that you might not have noticed it — seniors over age 65 now outnumber young people age 14 and under.
  • October 06, 2015
  • Peter Vogel
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29Sep2015

Don’t Talk While I’m Interrupting!

Democracy is a good deal better than dictatorship. At least our ancestors thought so and many died so that we could enjoy the privileges of citizenship in a democratic nation where most decisions are a group effort and national direction is guided in large part at the ballot box.
  • September 29, 2015
  • Rod Taylor
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22Sep2015

Judges and Terrorists

In terrifying news for all Canadians, we recently learned that an Edmonton judge has ordered a tried and convicted terrorist to be free to move about Canada.
  • September 22, 2015
  • Vicki Gunn
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15Sep2015

And So It Begins…

Since becoming a Christian in 1976, I have understood that persecution of Christians would one day come to Canada.
  • September 15, 2015
  • Rod Taylor
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08Sep2015

The Horse-Race and the Issue

The 1988 election was a referendum on free-trade and the 2004 election was a referendum on marriage; is this election a referendum too?
  • September 08, 2015
  • Peter Vogel
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04Sep2015

Two Little Boys From Syria

Imagine living in a place that is so dangerous and war-torn that you would take your family on an inflatable raft across a treacherous stretch of water at night so that your children could have a better life...
  • September 04, 2015
  • Peter Vogel
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01Sep2015

Does Believing Make It True?

One requirement for becoming a candidate in a Canadian federal election is to obtain a minimum of 100 signatures of “qualified electors consenting to the nomination”.
  • September 01, 2015
  • Jim Enos
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25Aug2015

Much Ado About Duffy

When people refer to the “news networks,” they’re being generous. They are networks but the “news” is still whatever the editors, publishers, and producers want the voting public to think about.
  • August 25, 2015
  • Rod Taylor
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18Aug2015

Election 2015 - CHP Activity Spectrum

For some of us, the writ dropped and… life went on as usual. For some of us, the writ dropped and we jumped into high gear on an election campaign. Our CHP members and supporters, fall somewhere between these two opposite ends of the electoral activity spectrum.
  • August 18, 2015
  • Vicki Gunn
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11Aug2015

The Leader’s Debate — What Was Missing?

August 6th was the first debate between the party leaders. Well, four of them anyway. At least thirteen party leaders were not invited. The four main topics that were covered in this debate were: the economy, the environment and energy, the state of our democracy, and foreign policy and security.
  • August 11, 2015
  • Peter Vogel
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04Aug2015

Writ Large: the 2015 General Election from Month to Month to Month

Since the major national media forgot to call the leader of the Christian Heritage Party to ask my opinion about what will be one of the longest election campaigns in Canadian history, I am offering this public response to the unnecessarily premature launch of Election 2015.
  • August 04, 2015
  • Rod Taylor
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30Jul2015

CHP Leader Calls on Harper to Protect Children From Radical Bureaucrats

Responding to yesterday’s announcement that Health Canada has approved the controversial abortifacient drug RU-486 (mifepristone), Christian Heritage Party leader, Rod Taylor, says it’s time for Prime Minister Harper and Health Minister Rona Ambrose to rein in bureaucrats who are implementing a radical social agenda with the apparent consent or approval of the government.
  • July 30, 2015
  • Rod Taylor
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