Flags at half mast debate spans Canadian military deaths
Ken Wapphere argues the federal stance against lowering flags on government buildings during combat fatalities prompts a Remembrance Day response. He recalls Korea and Mayerthorpe, noting terrorism shapes current casualties and urging moral reflection and support for soldiers and government.
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Manitoba patient heals with care at PANSU unit
In Winnipeg Kathryn, recovering from a December stroke, moved to Seven Oaks General Hospital's Post Acute Neurological Surgery Unit on January 18. With nurses therapists and physicians, she progressed from nonverbal to walking and eating. 87 percent of PANSU patients go home, and she left hospital April 26 to convalesce at home near Gimli.
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Crossword Winners and the Internet Help My Puzzles
Aura Friesen reflects on crossword puzzles as a Saturday ritual with the Winnipeg Free Press. She lists authors and stars she struggles to recall from before 2005 and admits reliance on the Internet for missing names, while enjoying the challenge and aiming to fill all blanks.
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Erma Bombeck
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Danielle Steele
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