Bewildered Canadians Seek a Universal Ethical Principle
The Monthly Letter from the Royal Bank of Canada debates how science progress and abundance shape modern life. It questions fear, identity, and the search for a unifying ethical principle to guide nations, urging a spiritual base without abandoning science and personal endeavor.
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He Can Take It or Save It Too in Local Deluge Tale
A community tale recounts a man who reportedly endured a heavy rain without seeking shelter. He claims to have stood exposed for ten minutes before getting wet, a statement the paper treats with cautious skepticism.
London hotels crack up to first class demand outpacing supply
Despite 1,500 new bedrooms in central London, first class hotels remain in high demand while moderate inns in central areas are largely booked. Suburban hotels still have abundant room, says the travel and holidays association.
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