Peace Makers and Remembrance Day Reflections
The piece discusses Remembrance Day in Canada, marking the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month as a time of silence and prayer. It argues four key peace maker qualities: clear convictions from biblical principles, commitment to justice, constancy, and devotion to God, urging readers to pursue lasting peace through divine standards.
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Canada
Long Walk Home Reflections And Quiet Progress At Home
A memoir voice recalls memories of walking home with a father and missing him, amid a messy bathroom renovation and progress on the tub. The narrator watches grandchildren grow, longs for sisters, but finds relief in fall weather allowing more yard work than expected.
Homebody News of Okay Days and Simple Pleasures
A reader shares weekend plans and small joys including holiday lights awaiting twelfth, two-person household bills easing, gratitude for a new doctor, love of a job with a procrastination day, a Saskatoon trip with daughter, and a week ending with a local chorus concert at home.
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Hydro
Saskatoon
Strathclair Theatre Chorus
Remembrance Day Reflection for Soldiers and Faith
An elderly veteran recalls WWII towns in Holland and a hometown like Swan River while a young volunteer earns a bravery award. The piece honors soldiers returning scarred or in coffins and urges ongoing remembrance and prayer for their salvation per 1 Thessalonians 5:17.
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Holland
Swan River
Christ
Eight stadium questions from tax protest letter to officials
An open letter from Reapers Speak Out to Mayor Katz and Premier Selinger lists eight questions about a new 160 million plus stadium project. It questions process openness, Creswin compensation details, cost overruns, document disclosure, MOU bond, and funding sources amid infrastructure deficits and provincial deficits. It also asks how relocation to Polo Park would create new tax dollars.
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Fecoration
Katz
Selinger
Winnipeg Sun
Creswin Properties
Polo Park Stadium
Prairie director and tax changes costs reflect progress
Nichosons from Shoal Lake, Manitoba argues that the Canadian Wheat Board’s 1998 to 2008-09 reforms, including flexible pricing and new programs, increased costs but yield long-term benefits. He contends inflation and scope are ignored in price-only critiques, insisting modernization costs are necessary for competitiveness and farmer service.
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CWB
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