Responsibility, Environment, and Politics in a Civic Task
A weekly column argues that federal environmental policy has become politicized and that real change requires action by citizens rather than politicians. It calls for practical steps over costly studies and conferences to fix pollution and protect air, water, and sustainable needs.
Keep the place clean and if you make a mess, clean it up
A speaker argues for universal environmental responsibility from home to government. He links Genesis guidance to a national ethic: keep spaces clean, teach children, and apply rules across home school work and policy to build a sustainable economy with responsible development.
Adventures with friends on fall home projects and danger
A narrator thanks a Victoria area friend and local businesses for support during fall home tasks. They describe a chain saw mishap on a leaning maple branch, roof and shed renovations, insulation, and metal cladding. The piece celebrates independence, collaboration, and courage in outdoor work.
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Victoria
Farewell to a Beloved Budgie and Echoes of Companionship
A narrator reflects on the death of an elderly budgie who lived over 13 years. The tiny life’s passing leaves a gap in the home and renews a reverence for animals. The piece considers care for pets and the joy they bring to people in aging care.
Canadians owe a trillion in debt interest says CTF
Aaron Wudrick argues Canada’s $1 trillion in cumulative federal debt interest over 1990-2020 shows “small, temporary” deficits cost taxpayers dearly. He asserts deficits have become large and permanent, with $26 billion yearly interest and no clear plan to fix decades of borrowing.
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Justin Trudeau
Canada
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