MMAW inquiry marks a step toward Canada’s pluralistic future
Public hearings into Missing and Murdered Aboriginal Women are set to begin with commissioners appointed and Terms of Reference agreed. The piece argues inquiries force accountability, reveal complexity beyond simple blame, and urge Canadians to examine their own attitudes toward race culture and creed as the process unfolds.
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Commission
Canada
MMAW
I Will Lift Up My Eyes to the Hills
A reflective piece on choosing to see the world anew through Psalm 121 inspired imagery. The author contrasts King James and New International versions, notes autumn hills and distant mountains, and urges a conscious decision to lift eyes and heart toward beauty and gratitude. The mountains, geese, and crow wing imagery elevate the sense of home and wonder.
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Everse
Heaven
Earth
Faith and flocking geese inspire trust in leadership
A reflection on geese flying in formation and following a leader, drawing parallels to trusting God. The author notes frost protection for plants, geese heading south, and Psalm 37 reminding believers to commit their way to the Lord. The message concludes that with divine leadership, fear is gone and heavenly destination awaits.
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God
Kin Canada members reflect on service and growth in Neepawa
Amanda Naughton-Gale, president of the Neepawa Kin Club, explains Kin Canada’s 96 year mission and benefits. The local club, meeting monthly at 299 Davidson Street, highlights fundraising, fellowship, leadership, and new programs from the Edmonton convention including Toastmasters partnership and KIN-U online development.
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Neepawa Kin Club
Kin Canada
Hal Rogers
Manitoba
Ontario
Edmonton
Toastmasters
Kin
Kin-U
Neepawa
Kin Club
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