Why it’s okay to call Trudeau hot in satire
An opinion piece argues framing Justin Trudeau as hot reflects broader media objectification of politicians. It notes international coverage praise borders on sexual framing, drawing contrasted reactions in Canada and stressing the need to avoid gendered double standards while recognizing Trudeau’s political moment.
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The Library as a Corridor to Culture and Mind
Mayor Merlin Nichols extols libraries as the mind’s fuel and cultural beacon. He cites ancient examples like the Library of Celsus and Alexandria, praises interlibrary loan, and urges vigilance to protect culture against competing demands.
Water and sewer referendum concerns in rural areas
Residents in areas B C and D face a proposed potable water service and areas B and C a domestic sewage system funded by taxes. Critics note 18 plus voters, regardless of property ownership, can decide, and urge all rural residents to inform themselves and vote. Public meetings continue at the PRRD office by the pool.
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