Rivers Banner editor urges action to defend local identity
Ken Wapper writes from Rivers Manitoba about keeping the Rivers Banner open during a holiday, the town’s growth, and lessons from past federal base closures. He calls for stronger military presence, more RCMP, local health care control, safer roads, and no further closures, urging readers to join in meetings and push for change.
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Rivers Banner
Rivers
Manitoba
Neepawa
Chris and I
Edson Industries
Winkler
Triple E
Edson
Brandon
Bloom
Canada
MacDonald
Wheatland
Rivers Air Base
Feds
United States
RCMP
Hwy. 10
Rivers Road
Faithful Values vs Potter Chaos A Reader's View
A critical essay argues J K Rowling's Harry Potter books are not corrupting children despite conservative outcry. It defends the series as morally instructive, noting themes of choosing good over evil and the authorship's impact across ages.
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J. K. Rowling
Europe
North America
Rowling
Benedict XVI
Chil
God
Harry Potter
Potter
Homebodies A View of a Milestone Week
Ruth Friesen recalls a family trip to the International Peace Gardens with her oldest grandson. A waitress’ flirtation with the charming young man prompts laughter from two older women, then reflection on perception and aging. The visit includes mural sightseeing in a Canadian town.
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International Peace Gardens
Jeff Field