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Rivers Banner

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 10, 2014

Page

5

Mandela’s journey from prisoner to president inspires reconciliation

This column honors Nelson Mandela for leading South Africa toward democracy and forgiveness. It recalls his early witness to apartheid, 27 years in prison, and his 1994 election as president. It notes his truth and reconciliation approach with Desmond Tutu to heal white and black divides.

Martin Luther King Nelson Mandela Mandela South Africa Johannesburg African National Congress ANC Republic of South Africa Truth and Reconciliation Commission Desmond Tutu Canada

Warm wool and felt traditions in winter wear

The author recalls wool scarves mukluks and felt boots from Russia and Britain, noting the warmth of knitted accessories and the history from nomadic origins to industrial production. They describe Valenok felt boots, leather-soled elites, and rising popularity amid colder winters, with prices and production trends.

Charles Dicken Great Britain Russia Great Steppe

Race of Life Through Winter Weather Reflections

The author frames life as a race amid extreme cold in Alberta and the return to routine after Christmas. They cite Hebrews 12:1 about laying aside weights and continuing with patience toward the finish, noting aging slows pace but the race endures until Heaven's door opens.

Alberta

Climate scientists stranded in Antarctic ice raise debate

A Winnipeg reader mocks climate research rescue aboard the Akademie Shokalskiy as biased reporting. He cites government energy rules and frames the expedition as a climate-change proof effort that networks allegedly downplayed.

Antarctic Akademie Shokalskiy Chris Turney University of New South Wales Turney

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