Paradigm shifts reshape morality in Canadian religion debate
A Manitoba writer reflects on living across Canada and argues that the 1982 Constitution and Charter transformed morality laws. He contends major societal shifts moved morality from church guidance to individual rights, urging faith communities to heed a spiritual call for lasting change.
Women in Prairie Work Through Time and Change
Reflections on the shifting roles of women from 1878 to 1970 in a prairie province. The narrative recalls wartime labor needs, household power use, and evolving job paths from teaching nursing and secretarial work to farm wife duties, stressing ongoing advocacy for equal pay and responsibility.
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Canadian Citizenship Reflections and National Pride
The speaker recalls becoming a naturalized Canadian citizen nearly fifty years ago and recalls a ceremony promising to obey laws and be loyal to the queen. This weekend valley residents will become Canadian citizens and the writer urges prayerful gratitude, God’s guiding will, and remembrance of soldiers who helped secure freedom at the North Sea.
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Government handouts to business spark tax dollar debate
Colin Craig of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation argues that corporate welfare wastes public funds and distorts markets. He says millions given to Skip The Dishes, The Price Group, Canadian Tire and MTS create empty job promises and urges taxpayers to decide where their money goes.
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