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02Apr2013

“Snakes and Ladders” and the Obedience of One MP

Life—most of us know—has its ups and downs. Some writers have characterized it as “three steps forward and two steps back.” Whether it’s health, finances, career or relationships, almost everyone has experienced setbacks and obstacles on the road to success.
  • April 02, 2013
  • Rod Taylor
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26Mar2013

Working Together As Neighbours

As lobby groups and a few well meaning MPs (who risk their jobs) try to find new strategic ways to force the tongues of wolves to debate the fate of the lambs, the mass slaughter of the born and preborn goes on unhindered.
  • March 26, 2013
  • Jim Hnatiuk
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19Mar2013

White Smoke

I looked upon the last few hours leading up to the selection of the new Pope with possibly a different mindset than many.
  • March 19, 2013
  • Jim Hnatiuk
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12Mar2013

Office of Religious Freedom?

Does anyone else find this recent development kind of odd? I see our Judeo-Christian principles being trampled upon by parliament and our courts and yet our Prime Minister has just allocated five million dollars to fight religious intolerance?
  • March 12, 2013
  • Jim Hnatiuk
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05Mar2013

In the Beginning…?

Those Canadians who make it a point to keep informed about the affairs of our once great nation (there are still some) can only be saddened and perplexed as they look to Ottawa and across this nation.
  • March 05, 2013
  • Jim Hnatiuk
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26Feb2013

Black

For those of us in our sixties, 1946 wasn’t that long ago. Remembering, it seems unfathomable that people can have such racist mindsets.
  • February 26, 2013
  • Jim Hnatiuk
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19Feb2013

Child Politician

The NDP have been in the business of strategically converting the emotions, mind, and will of Canadians, through what are pre-planned attacks, in the form of propaganda fed to Parliament and most recently, via their leader Thomas Mulcair.
  • February 19, 2013
  • Jim Hnatiuk
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12Feb2013

Hook Line and Sinker

Marketing, at its best, will remind people to buy what they may need, or even convince them to buy what they don’t need, but did you know that marketing has the ability to cause people— even the majority of a population—to buy or accept what they know to be wrong?
  • February 12, 2013
  • Jim Hnatiuk
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05Feb2013

Status (Quo) of Women

In that historic vote, all eyes were on the House. The PM and his Justice Minister had clearly stated their opposition to the motion.
  • February 05, 2013
  • Rod Taylor
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29Jan2013

“Abandonment” Overdose

A tragedy of our modern time is the teaching of Abandonment Theology; in his book, author John W. Chalfant helps us understand why so many Christians are oblivious to the need for confronting the moral decay facing our nation.
  • January 29, 2013
  • Jim Hnatiuk
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22Jan2013

Forty-One Thousand

Consider the attention given in recent weeks to the Idle No More movement and in recent years to the pro-abortion cause, to the advocates for gay issues, and the promoters of radical Islam.
  • January 22, 2013
  • Jim Hnatiuk
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15Jan2013

Beyond Attawapiskat: Two Wrongs Don’t Make a Right

In all societies, the pendulum swings, public sentiment changes, and things once thought impossible become increasingly likely. Such is the case regarding Canada’s broken relationship with the descendants of her First Nations.
  • January 15, 2013
  • Rod Taylor
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