Inclusive Bible version sparks debate over translation choices
Critics mock a new English translation titled The New Testament and Psalms An Inclusive Version published September 11. They note changes such as Our Father-Mother, removal of right hand imagery, and darker language shifts, questioning whether the editors aimed at inclusivity or controversy.
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Jesus
God
Satan
Prince
Dimness
Boissevain Plans Six Plex Housing Echoes Roblin Co op
A local board in Boissevain is constructing a six unit residence modeled after the Roblin Housing Co op. Five units were pre-sold when the story appeared in the Boissevain Recorder. Tenants must buy in plus pay monthly rent. One bedroom equity $24,000 with $568 monthly rent. two bedrooms $29,000 equity and $717 rent.
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Boissevain
Roblin Housing Co-op
Boissevain Recorder
Roblin
Producers Urged to Save Port of Churchill and Bay Line
At Yorkton meetings farmers urged forming a private Bay Line and Port of Churchill venture. Hugh Campbell challenged producers to buy shares, privatize facilities and create a regional Churchill to US border railway, aiming to safeguard the Crow payout and spare CN abandonment risks.
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Churchill
Central Canada
Seaway
Wheat Board
Ocean
Yorkton
Bay Line
Hugh Campbell
Canadian Northern Gateway Transportation Company
Canada Ports Corporation
Norquay
Feds help rural towns plug in to the Net
Industry Canada invites rural Canadian towns to submit CAP proposals by October 31 for a 50 percent grant up to 30000 to connect to the Internet. CAP coordinators for Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta offer materials and contact details. The program targets towns under 50000 population and aims to boost student access and community use.
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Industry Canada
Cnet.unb.ca
Canada
Feds
Manitoba
Melody Myers
Saskatchewan
Brenda Tarasiuk
Alberta
Lucien Villeneuve