Listening to hear not just to argue in church century
A church in Edmonton marked its 100th anniversary with listening sessions to guide its second century. The author urges open minded hearing, cites St James, notes public bias, and discusses Missing and Murdered Aboriginal Women in Canada. He welcomes a panel inquiry and hopes Canadians approach findings with openness.
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Edmonton
Canada
Casein Point
Winnipeg Zoo Visit With Polar Bears And Heavy Horse Centre
A retired visitor enjoys a Labour Day excursion to Winnipeg with a friend. They ride the free tram, view polar bears and an Inuit exhibit, and tour the McFeeters Heavy Horse Centre named for Ray McFeeters. The day ends with a butterfly garden visit and a relaxed return home.
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Mer
Winnipeg
McFeeters Heavy Horse Centre
Lifeco
Ray McFeeters
Great-West Life
McFeeters
Zoo
Manitoba
Prairies
Shirley Richardson
Equinox Signals Start of Fall in Prairies
The text notes biannual prairie changes in March and September. It marks the September equinox on September 22 as a day with equal daylight and moonlight, describes leaves falling, crops being harvested, geese migrating south, and gardens furnishing winter supplies with a religious reflection on Genesis 1 14 and gratitude for seasonal change.
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Prairies
Be afraid, be very afraid of Trump echoes in Canada
Larry Powell of Neepawa Manitoba urges Canadians to resist Trump backed views spreading in Canada. He calls Trump a racist liar who denies Obama birth claims supports climate denial and attacks the EPA. Powell warns against Trump entering Canadian power and stresses vigilance.
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U.S
Donald Trump
Canada
Ku Klux Klan
Trump
Us-Mexico
Obama
Donald
Hillary Clinton
Environmental Protection Agency
Larry Powell
Neepawa
Manitoba
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