Why Canada Went to War and What We Learned
The piece argues Canada’s immigrant roots and communal spirit drove World War I and II participation. It notes rising solidarity through building communities, aiding Britain and France, sharing resources, fighting together, and honoring veterans on Remembrance Day. It ends by asking who today’s neighbors in need are.
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Canada
Germany
Europe
Asia
Legion, Elks
Masons
Great Britain
France
After the War What Comes Next in a Remembrance Voice
A reflective piece on Remembrance Day urging peace after conflict. The author notes scars across land and memory, honors those who served, and calls for learning from history to avoid further wars and rebuild communities and families.
Remembrance Day Reflections On Freedom And Faith
The author notes soldiers died for freedom at home and abroad and urges pondering spiritual liberty through Christ. It contrasts freedoms with other nations and emphasizes eternal life in Heaven as the ultimate freedom. The piece calls readers to stand guard for the country and honor those who sacrificed their lives.
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Christ
Letters Congratulations in Neepawa Banner Mark 25 Years
A reader from Neepawa Manitoba congratulates the Neepawa Banner on 25 years in business. The letter credits past involvement in the Hospital Gift Cart Project Heart and Stroke Big Bike Door to Door Campaigns and NACTV Business Campaigns and thanks the paper for publishing articles that supported community efforts. The writer, Jean Borchardt, wishes blessings for the paper’s future.
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Neepawa
Heart and Stroke
Neepawa Banner
Jean Borchardt
Manitoba Demographic Myths and Fiscal Strain Warn of Tax Hikes
Colin Craig of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation argues Manitoba faces a looming fiscal crunch from aging citizens and debt. He cites federal and provincial projections showing revenue gaps, rising health costs, and insufficient savings. He criticizes the Selinger government for limited long term planning and calls for tax increases to cover future deficits.
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Canada
Selinger
Manitoba
Colin Craig Prairie
Canadian Taxpayers Federation
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Neil Strohschein
Rita Friesen
Province
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