Lessons of the Eighties on Freedom and Family
Val Farmer reflects from Rapid City about how computer driven knowledge, self help, and wellness reshape culture and economy. He warns of information explosions, evolving jobs, and the risks of underparenting while urging balance, faith, and compassionate communities for a hopeful future.
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Notable Canadian Map Publisher Champlain and Key Dates
Chronology notes Champlain published a map book of Canada in 1613. The first New Brunswick legislature opened in Saint John in 1786. The 1831 Jan 10 boundary decision by the Netherlands king was rejected by the U.S. and Britain. 1876 saw a BC petition to Queen Victoria over federal grievances. John A. Macdonald was born in Glasgow on Jan 11, 1815. Churchill visited Ottawa in 1952.
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This Week in Canada Highlights Jan Dates
On Jan 12 1916 an order in council boosted Canadian troops to 500000. In 1961 a Federal Provincial conference in Ottawa agreed on changes to the BNA Act. On Jan 13 1825 Upper Canada set bread price. In 1947 Britain Privy Council ruled the Supreme Court of Canada final court of appeal.
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