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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 08, 2016
Page
5
The piece notes the growing fear before the November election as candidates seek to succeed Barack Obama. It cites the San Bernardino shootings, the resulting national shock, and the unanswered questions about the tragedy. The fear persists while the how and when of further attacks remain uncertain.
The piece discusses fear after a tragedy and the role of media and politicians in amplifying it. It questions whether the act was terrorism, notes FBI uncertainty, and urges voters to seek safety, reason, and faith over fear and manipulation.
The author recalls family life and a Manitoba grandfather called an advanced thinker. He reflects on the line between eccentric and normal, noting the grandfather's thrifty habits, long lasting chocolate squares, and early adoption of electricity. The piece honors faith, curiosity, and shared childhood memories.
Since retirement in 2015 the writer has answered questions about rehiring, newspaper notices and retirement. The position was filled mid summer by Rene Heijmans and the new supervisor can be contacted at 431 235 3152. The writer notes a recent fall after retirement requiring seven stitches and jokes about his wife Terry correcting him.
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business urges finance ministers to reject a mandatory CPP QPP hike, warning it would slow job growth by 110000 by 2020, widen deficits by 10 billion, and depress workers wages. CFIB cites taxpayer impacts and consumer costs, urging expansion of voluntary retirement savings instead.
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