Suffer not the children
Opinion piece laments a high school massacre near Denver, blaming cruelty and alienation among youths. It questions gun access debates and the role of family, community, and media in preventing violence, urging reflection on parental love and societal failure.
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Denver
Colorado
Kosovo
Believers Find Miracle In Cold Morning Heroics
In Reinfeld, Ben and Liz Wiens credit a miracle when their three year-old Lucas slipped into frigid air and crawled to a neighbour for help. The neighbour, Ken Driedger, sheltered him and called his mother as the doorbell, out of order for months, somehow worked. The tale has drawn church notices and the Wiens praise guardian angels. The Hudson Bay Post-Review highlights a front page image of three local heroes returning from a weekend trip after aiding a family.
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Oxford
Reinfeld
Ben
Liz Wiens
Lucas
Ken Driedger
Ken
Anne Driedger
Winkler Times
Ben Wiens
Hudson Bay Post-Review
Neighbours hailed as heroes in Yukon fire and rescue
A heart stopping sequence in a Manitoba–like community saw neighbours alert authorities and risk their own safety to save tenants from a dust saw insulation fire. Vincent Yellowega Kristin Low and Jon Gelhorn are named as local heroes. Bill Farrow survived a snowmobile trap thanks to Marie Walker who warned Mounties and investigated the noise. Farrow faces multiple surgeries for a broken back and wrist.
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Hudson Bay Way
Vincent Yellowega
Kristin Low
Jon Gelhorn
Stonewall
Bill Farrow
Marie Walker
Marie
Mounties
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