Knowledge is power and open government in Canada
A reader argues Trudeau's refugee pledge and the Access to Information Act review, praising openness to fight fear. They urge releasing non sensitive screening processes for refugees to curb fear driven by misinformation and empower Canadians with knowledge.
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Justin Trudeau
Canada
Trudeau
What I learned this week about life and family
Reflections on learning, aging, and connections. The writer recalls family beyond blood lines, friendships, and a hundred small lessons. They note fear, loss, and resilience, a decision to ease a pet’s suffering, and the joy of New Year’s with loved ones.
Christmas Reflections on Family and Neighbors
A mid January note recalls a warm Christmas with loved ones and three holiday meals. The writer emphasizes returning to routine, grateful for family hospitality, and urges neighbors to stay safe as icy roads keep many indoors. Paul’s Romans passage about loving neighbors frames the message.
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Paul
Riverdale hosts provincial junior curling playdowns
Riverdale community earns praise for a top notch facility and rural Manitoba hospitality during five days of junior curling. Special congratulations to Team Wedderburn for carrying the home team burden with grace and heart. Volunteers helped with elevator access and seating, enabling attendees with mobility challenges to enjoy the event.
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Riverdale
Manitoba
Canada
Wedderburn
Rivers hosts Manitoba Canola Growers curling championships
TSN commentator Cathy Gauthier praises Rivers Manitoba for hosting the Jan 6 10 junior women and men curling championships. She lauds arena ice conditions, ceremonies, and volunteers, noting the event inspired players and drew community pride. She recalls lifelong friend Eleanor Krahn from Rivers.
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Rivers
Manitoba Canola Growers
Arena Ice
Eleanor Krahn
Bertin
Cathy Gauthier
MacKay
TSN