Truth is the issue in Manitoba politics says Ken Waopee
Ken Waopee argues in a Manitoba political piece that truth, not left or right labels, should guide public policy. He challenges myths about private health care and public enterprise, praises Hydro as publicly owned, and critiques government spending and health care wait times.
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Canada
Workman
Comp
RCMP
Ed Schreyer
Schreyer
Manitoba
Hydro
Filmon
MTS
Joseph
Manning
Faithfully Yours Echoes from Canada's National Bible Hour
A reader recalls the Canada National Bible Hour hosted by Ernest Manning and William Aberhart. The piece reflects on Manning’s warnings about government intervention and the balance between core programs and subsidies as Canada faces future elections.
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Ste. Rose
CKDM
Dauphin
Canada
CNBH
Ernest C. Manning
Alberta
William
Bible Bill
Aberhart
Paramount Theatre
Edmonton
Cfrn Radio
Cfcn Radio
Calgary
Manning
Christmas oranges and the changing pace of modern life
A reflection on seasonal Christmas oranges once scarce in late autumn and now ubiquitous year round. The piece contrasts the careful, shared consumption of fruit in a tight community with the rise of global commerce, faster transport, and preservation tech that fuel a fast, throwaway consumer mentality.
Finding wonder in small Christmas joys
The author wonders how to maintain a sense of wonder amid overwhelming images and products. They compare lavish decorations and pile of gifts to simpler, meaningful acts like giving a cow and a goat to a village, emphasizing joy in small, significant moments and the season’s deeper purpose.