Charter Rights and Courts Shape Canadian Politics in Debate
A reflective essay traces Trudeau era constitutional changes and the Charter of Rights, noting court led legislation, parliamentary obedience, and the resulting moral shift. It calls for cautious parliamentary action, voter input on ethical issues, and laws that protect dissent without fear.
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Pierre Trudeau
Canada
Trudeau
Supreme Court of Canada
Supreme Court
US Supreme Court
The Bridge of San Luis Rey a Moral Fable Read
A reader reviews Thornton Wilder The Bridge of San Luis Rey a 1928 Pulitzer Prize winner. The moral fable set in 1700s Peru examines five lives whose deaths on a collapsing bridge prompt reflection on fate and meaning.
Observation By Addy Obe
A reflective note from Addy Obe describing summer waning and a calm acceptance of life’s tasks. The author notes smoky skies, a hopeful shift as the sun returns, and a resolve to live one day at a time guided by faith in God.
Letters Reflect on Rivers Rehab Experience and Improvements
Maureen Milne of Hamiota writes about a 69 day stay at Rivers Rehab in western Manitoba. She commends the staff and facilities including doctors nurses and therapists and notes planned boiler improvements and broad patient origins from Treherne Roblin Gladstone and Virden.
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Rivers Rehab
Richard
Manitoba
Treherne
Roblin
Gladstone
Virden
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Neil Strohschein
Rita Friesen
Addy Obe
Maureen Milne
Hamiota
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