Gone wild the planet fights back and warns of new plagues
The piece argues nature fights back against rampant consumerism and pollution. It warns of necrotizing fasciitis, Ebola Zaire, and HIV mutating to airborne forms, while condemning habitat destruction and animal testing as part of human arrogance.
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Lucien Bouchard
Orthodox Viewpoints on Cremation Stir Debate and Reception
The author praises Father Omelian Radulovic for his clear critique of cremation in Judaeo Christian tradition while contrasting another talk that questions links to ancient Israel and Buddhist cremation. He argues bodily resurrection is central to Christian faith and notes mixed responses from pastors to Orthodoxy, with two hostile reactions in Assiniboia SK and Roblin.
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Omelian Radulovic
Old
Israel
St. Paul
Assiniboia
Roblin
Caring community stories of generosity and heroism
A collection of Manitoba hometown acts frames generosity from land gifts for wildlife refuges totaling 500 acres by Nelson Sibley and Bill Moncur, to student drives delivering 550 to 1009 bushels for CFGB. A Dauphin RCMP rescue of a child from a septic tank ends in CPR and a full recovery.
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North Battleford
Nelson Sibley
Whitehill Lakes
Whitbow
Boissevain Recorder
Bill
Hattie Moncur
Wildlife Federation
Arborg
Interlake Spectator
Sid Dueck
Sid
Wetaskiwin
MOGA
Swan River
RCMP
Dauphin
Dana Worsnop
Cst
Michael Sutherland
Wayne House
Cpl
Worsnop
Ste. Rose du Lac
Winnipeg
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