Values and conflicts in a values based society
Article discusses how values guide choices and clash when groups like government education and faith based schools differ over anti bullying policies. It argues for respect of differing life choices and calls for consistent living by one's own values. The piece endorses anti bullying legislation while acknowledging religious concerns and urging support for GLBT individuals.
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Manitoba
Department of Education
Govrnament
Pilgrimage at Home: A Personal Long Walk Idea
The writer describes a plan to simulate a pilgrimage from home using a treadmill and reading, music, and reflection. They cite Camino de Santiago inspiration from a book and a local example, with seven destinations noted worldwide. They propose steps: bring treadmill downstairs and choose a pilgrimage, starting with a seven mile Scottish route.
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Scotland
Four Birthdays Mark A Family’s Gratitude Across Years
A personal reflection notes four birthdays including a daughter and twin great granddaughters who turn three. The writer, now elderly, recalls God’s guidance and blessings, with a faith-filled reminder to live each day by faith and care for loved ones.
Farmers Face Marketing Myths Over Local and Organic Trends
In a Manitoba piece, Cam Dahl argues modern marketing touts the good old days, yet soil and water realities show today’s agriculture, including pesticides and biotechnology, manage resources better. He favors proactive industry guidance to inform consumers and cites the revised Code of Practice for Beef Cattle care as a foundation.
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Iuten
Western
Canada
Manitoba
Ontario
Tim Hortons
Walmart
Cam Dahl
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