Manitoba Symbols Inspire Homeward Reading of Leadership
The piece reflects on travel broadening outlook and extols Manitoba's Golden Boy statue as a symbol of progress and home pride. It contrasts bold public statues at Dryden and Wawa with Manitoba’s own emblem, arguing for stronger leadership amid a shifting, expansive role of government and a call for new political strides. It notes the era of big government touching many sectors and criticizes party stalemate, proposing fresh leadership and renewed two party relevance.
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Mystic values of freedom and individual choice
The author argues free nations struggle to persuade developing countries to adopt free enterprise, noting freedom cannot be sold on economic value alone. True liberty arises from inner conviction, personal responsibility, and the mystical gifts of self expression, choice, and accountability in open societies.
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