Canada Day Sermon Calls Nation Back to God and Law
Ken Wapveir argues Canada should return to Christian foundations and moral law. He opposes secularism and praises the anthem's call to stand on guard for thee while criticizing the Supreme Court and political shift away from traditional values.
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Fathers of Confederation
United States
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Supreme Court of Canada
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Faithfully Part of Society We Shine As Salt and Light
A minister argues for active church engagement in public life. He cites Matthew 5 salt and light, urging believers to serve unseen but tangible influence by meeting people where they are and addressing needs, so the church sustains its place in Canadian society.
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Bible College
Canada
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Parallel columns shed light on common topics
Strohschein and Waddell present parallel columns that diverge on topics they will expound on, inviting readers to draw their own conclusions about the discussion. Their entries run in tandem, suggesting shared concerns without explicit cross talk.
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Strohschein
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Manitoba Tax Freedom Day slips to June 24 says CTF
Canadian Taxpayers Federation reports Manitoba must work until June 24 to pay tax bills down from June 21 last year. Fraser Institute places Canada at June 28, with Saskatchewan June 21 and Alberta June 15 ahead. Adrienne Batra cites government overspending and higher taxes as delaying Manitobans’ personal year.
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