War is immoral, urged by Omar Bradley quote
A letter urging peace echoes General Omar Bradley’s 1981 Maclean's remark that war is immoral. The writer, Stan Penner, calls for courage across cultures to seek peaceful coexistence and to avoid escalating weaponry, stressing the need to help, not hurt.
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Manitoba man sues school division over table saw incident
A Manitoba adult male claims school staff failed to supervise and maintain a classroom table saw. He alleges unsupervised access caused severe injuries including loss of four fingers and ongoing PTSD and anxiety. He seeks damages for negligence and improper oversight during use of scavenged wood for home repairs.
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Letter to the Editor on oil industry claims in Alberta
William Dascavich argues the oil industry wrongly pressures Albertans and the government over royalty figures. He mocks the claim that two plus two makes five, notes Big Oil threatens Saskatchewan moves, and urges Premier Stelmach to heed lessons from Alaska.
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Genocide bill advances as US inches toward Armenian designation
A House Foreign Affairs Committee vote moves toward recognizing the 1915–16 killings of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire as genocide. The White House opposes, Bush warns against the measure, while many former secretaries sign a letter urging defeat. Debate centers on historic intent and politics.
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