Faithful Provision From Faithful Father Story
A father recalls two hard farming years when crops failed and money ran low. Prayer and gratitude led to divine provision, culminating in seed wheat gifted by a grateful uncle. The narrator, now a minister, testifies that faith sustained him through illness, divorce, and long travels with no missed sermons, affirming that God will provide.
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Ben
Alex
Neil
Son
Tenting memories fade as generations move on
Rita Friesen recalls thirty years of backyard camping adventures with her family. Kids built shelter villages, the mischief of the boys and the girls’ reactions created lively nights, storms tested tents, and old books and teddy bears survived the wash. She cherishes the family tales and dreams of future grandchildren sharing similar simple joys.
Light at the End of the Road With Jesus
A reflection uses a slick flooded road as a metaphor for life and urges turning to Jesus. The author cites Hebrews 12 1b 2a NIV about running with perseverance and fixing eyes on Jesus as the path to a hopeful end.
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Town Beautification Efforts Highlight Flower Displays
The town seeks improvements with grass cutting on streets and boulevards and notes many businesses and community sites showcase flowers. Fronts of Accu-Test Seed Lab Redfern Farm Services Gill's Plumbing and Heating and others brighten streetscapes alongside Rolling Dale Enterprises Rivers Legion memorial grounds and local schools. A few neglected downtown properties like Riverdale Manor stand out while watering of planters and baskets at Main Street Second Avenue and Millennium Park entrances earns praise. Volunteers also keep flowers at the VIA Rail Stationette on a roster.
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Accu-Test Seed Lab
Redfern Farm Services
Gill's Plumbing and Heating
Way-Mar
Sears
Angie’s Hair Salon
Rivers Home Hardware
Hair Dynamics
Marlene’s Place
Rolling Dale Enterprises
Rivers
Millennium Park
VIA Rail
Jessie Bell
Canada’s aviation economy powers tourism and trade this summer
Thousands of Canadians travel by air as tourism grows to 748 billion nationally, with 200000 direct aviation jobs and 45 billion in economic output. Winnipeg night cargo supports 565 jobs and 14 million in labour income, while air travel connects communities to the world, says Jim Facette, President of the Canadian Airports Council.
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Wiatton
Winnipeg