Please God I’m Only Seventeen For Careless Driving
A sobering first-person narrative portrays a teen’s fatal crash after escaping a bus for driving. The vivid confession describes speeding, the crash, hospital and funeral scenes, and pleading for another chance to avoid death at seventeen. It urges reflection on seat belts and prudent driving to spare families the grief.
Bill Smiley on Trudeau and Canadian politics
Bill Smiley, writing as a Canadian voter, criticizes Pierre Trudeau after 11 years in power. He contrasts Trudeau’s charisma and family life with a lingering distrust of his forthrightness and political stance, recalling past leaders and the era’s political mood.
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Olden Days Reflections on Canadian Politics and Leaders
A columnist laments Trudeau era policies and Trudeau era leadership, critiques Clark and Ontario politics, admires Broad, and ends by praising a local riding candidate as a better choice. The piece blends opinion and personal anecdotes about Canadian political figures and stances.
Reggies Confucius Say Cultivation of the Moral Law
A fragment quotes Reggie Confucius on moral law as the true culture, reflecting a philosophical aside or editorial note. The line suggests a cultural or ethical focus within a broader piece, though context and attribution remain uncertain.
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