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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 18, 2011
Page
5
The author argues that society has long embraced a culture of death through exploitation of resources and violence. He cites examples from buffalo hunting to wartime extermination, then asserts all life is sacred as God’s creation. The piece calls for protecting life from conception to natural death and upholding humane values.
A diarized account of battling a lingering cold over weeks. The narrator lists tasks completed and planned, from clearing garbage and finishing a course self assessment to shopping for a grandchild gift, groceries, and hanging a curtain. They describe renewed control and hope for spring as the illness wanes.
The author uses a parental analogy about Braden at eight months and thirteen years to illustrate spiritual growth. New Christians require nurture, not immediate large tasks, as I Peter 2 2 urges believers to crave spiritual milk to grow through prayer and Bible study.
REapER voices protest over Conservative Party nomination in Dauphin-Swan River-Marquette claiming no real open process. They accuse Bob Sopuck and Don Plett of avoiding democracy and urge 700 party members to choose their own representative in the next general election.
Mike Bray of Indian Head Saskatchewan warns that Ontario high level nuclear waste could pass through Manitoba en route to a northern Saskatchewan depository. He cites provincial policies, NWMO funding, and regional economic hardship while urging action and a Manitoba transportation ban.
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