National policy needed for cellphones in cars
The Charlottetown Guardian argues for a cohesive national approach to cellphone use while driving. It notes Newfoundland’s ban as a trailblazer and warns against inconsistent provincial rules, urging research review and a unified policy addressing all road distractions.
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Dr David Suzuki speech at Lethbridge June 6 inspires action
Betty Stroh reports on Dr David Suzuki speaking in Lethbridge about the finite biosphere and the need to protect air, water, and land for future generations. Suzuki urged participation in the Nature Challenge and highlighted community and individual roles in healing the planet. He stressed interconnectedness of humans and nature and called for urgent action to slow ecological destruction.
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Shriner reform debate highlights feminist questions
Jana Pruden argues that while Shriners value philanthropy, inviting women to join could spark backlash. the piece frames feminism as a long struggle amid aging memberships and gender gaps in income, leadership, and social access. It calls for continued advocacy for equality.
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Catholic Catholicity and Abortion Protests in Canada
Letter states Prime Minister Chretien erred in proclaiming Catholic identity with a pro abortion stance. Urges Catholics to oppose him, write Bishop Gervais, and vote only for pro life candidates. Calls for tax resistance against public health care funding of abortion.
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