Winnipeg police chief faces religious bias over faith public stance
The Winnipeg chief Devon Clunis, a devout Christian, defended his stance that prayer can aid city safety while critics argued public officeholders should separate faith from duties. Ethicist Arthur Shafer said leaders should not promote prayer. Clunis urged support and understanding of faith in public life.
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The Outside Girl Remembering a Harsh Winter
The narrator recalls a bitter January with subzero days and nights. She remembers driving snow and cold air, fogged glasses, and breath escaping under a scarf. She reflects on a winter when her father returned to university and the farm ran by women, with Jersey cows and eager lambs in the barn.
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Homebodies and hardy farming winters remembered
A farmer recalls practical folk wisdom and makeshift fixes from winters past. The narrator notes bailer twine and barb wire, smudge pots, and makeshift tractor starts, plus lessons in patience, gear warmth, and family memory.
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Birds wait in trees in cold weather then feed on fallen food while ravens search alleys for garbage. The piece links gratitude for warm homes and scripture to trust in God as needs are met, citing Philippians 4:19 and noting dependence on divine provision.
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