Who’s really in charge the Supreme Court of Canada
Ken Wappeeli argues the Supreme Court wields supreme power over Canadian law. He argues nine unelected judges overrule parliament via the Notwithstanding Clause and laments MPs and media for failing to check the court. He notes 1981 premiers secured limits on court power and warns Martin would erase that restraint.
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Supreme Court of Canada
Supreme Court
Canada
Canadians
Parliament
Paul Martin
Martin
NWC
Quebec
Trudeau
Peter Lougheed
Alberta
Manitoba
Stirling Lyon
Ottawa
Faithfully Yours Faithfully Yours
A reflection on comforting the bereaved and the misreading of a Bible verse. The piece argues God does not cause illness or tragedy and offers guidance on coping with shock, fear, and grief through scripture, support, and prayer. It cautions against blaming God and suggests hope emerges from suffering.
Humour in sure and Shirley echoes across memories
The author recalls jokes about the word sure and its adverbial form surely tied to the line and a running gag about not being Shirley. Personal anecdotes span a movie reference to Airplane and a homeschool community, ending with a reflection on language usage and humor.
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Leslie Neilson
Goofy
Giligan
Leslie
Shirley
Nanton
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