Nuclear weapons fade then surge back into global headlines
The piece argues nuclear arms have become less sensational but remain widespread with nations like Pakistan and North Korea expanding programs. It warns of a power vacuum as old rivals fade and new players rise, including China, while global warming and terrorism take center stage in public discourse.
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Iran
Amnesty International
Pakistan
Happy Family
North Korea
Kim Jong-Il
Soviet Bloc
China
Developing Other Adult Relationships Asset for Youth
The article highlights Developmental Asset 3, Other Adult Relationships, noting 41 percent of youth report this support. It stresses providing trusted adults beyond parents, bonding through shared activities, mentorship, and involving youth in community and family activities to foster guidance and confidence.
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The Power of Numbers Down at the Legion
A Royal Canadian Legion member in Taber touts patience and fundraising using the penny doubling idea and a $5 magnetic ribbon campaign to cover a coffee bill for soldiers in Afghanistan. He urges community participation and provides a contact number.
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Royal Canadian Legion
Afghanistan
Tabor
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