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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 2010
Page
5
A reflection on church expansion and limits within Canada’s religious mosaic. The author notes groups distributing booklets to recruit land, warns against walls of control, and urges engagement with the world. He argues true mission requires openness, dialogue, and adherence to Christ’s commission rather than cloistered rules.
A diarist describes finding time for self through routines and a white fluffy dog. Morning starts with Hoover, then breakfast, games, and a shared hide and seek. The author cherishes simple pleasures, music, and moments that unleash a childlike joy despite aging.
An observer notes a home book sale room dimly lit by one working fluorescent light that flickers and leaves the space half lit. The ceiling is slanted and out of reach, prompting a call to an electrician for help.
A homeowner recounts calling an electrician before a sale, who installed a new light and left it on, lifting spirits throughout the day. The narrator links the moment to Psalm 37 4 and says the Lord granted the heart's desire by sending help and lighting the room.
Ian Campbell Thomson, 87, WWII veteran and Canadian, calls for banning Muslim immigration to protect Canada. He argues Charter rights inhibit action, cites imam remarks about world peace, and urges MPs to act. He denies racism while presenting fear of Islamic influence on Canadian life.
The 2007 Manitoba pledge by Gary Doer to raise the education tax credit to 700 by 2009 failed to materialize. Credits were 525 in 2007, 600 in 2008, 650 in 2009 and remained 650 in 2010. The question remains what 2011 will bring and accountability of politicians.
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