Phoenix Sinclair inquiry and abortion rights debate
The piece critiques the Phoenix Sinclair inquiry focusing on failures to act to prevent abuse and murder. It argues that both pro-choice and pro-abortion camps oppose protection for the unborn, calling for accountability for those who did not intervene and affirming abortion as ending a unique human life.
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Phoenix Sinclair
Personal stance on abortion exposes contradictions and calls for action
The author argues that professed personal opposition to abortion while defending others' rights is hypocritical. They compare it to tolerating child abuse and urge laws to restrict abortion as with rape and murder. They invoke wartime heroes and cite 55 million U.S. and about 5 million Canadian abortion deaths to demand accountability.
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U.S.A
Canada
Surviving a Heart Bypass Adventure in Regina
The narrator describes a dramatic medical journey to Regina via ground ambulance. A swift, tense ride, a wrist vein entry, a stent insertion to unclog a key artery, and six bypasses performed later. a led recovery with family support.
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Regina
Missing word in readers letter sparks reflection on life and community
The letter notes a missing word and references memories of home and a Riverside Pavilion. The author debates becoming kinder yet remains a grump, then highlights Manitoba weed control and monoculture issues. Gratitude for community groups and a call to partner for a better world conclude the piece.
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the Dominion Magazine
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