Taking the third: a columnist on fair judgment and truth
In a personal reflection the author recalls lessons from reporting in Neepawa, exploring the idea that three sides exist to every story. He advocates “taking the third” by hearing all sides before judging, drawing on Proverbs and U S constitutional rights to guide compassionate, balanced storytelling.
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Homebod ies A grandmotherly reflection on grandchildren and time
A grandmother recalls watching her grandchildren grow through school plays music camps sports and family holidays. She treasures each generation as one passes and another steps into center stage, finding balance between past memories and present family moments.
Snow melts fast as sun returns and spring nears
The writer notes weekend snow quickly melted under strong sunshine and two deck lanterns extend evening light. Spring is near and farmers anticipate field work. They emphasize trusting God’s control and find peace in biblical guidance about tomorrow.
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Y Addy Oberlin
Manitoba to redraw federal electoral boundaries in 2015 plan
Canada’s independent commissions will propose new Manitoba ridings to reflect population shifts with a goal of equal voting power. Public hearings, comment periods, and a final representation order will shape the map used in the next general election, likely 2015.
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Long gun registry dead as C-1 signed into law
Bill C-1, signed by the governor general on April 5, ends the long gun registry for non prohibited or non restricted rifles and shotguns. Despite the change, possession licenses PAL/POL remain required and most of C-68 remains in effect. The writer urges repealing the rest of C-68 and recalls Stephen Harper's pledge to repeal it.
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