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Coffee with Warren: Walking the Camino in silence

Coffee with Warren: Walking the Camino in silence

The reflections afforded to a hiker who walks without talking are life-changing. 
Letter to the Editor: Tax deduction meaningless for the impoverished

Letter to the Editor: Tax deduction meaningless for the impoverished

Politicians of all political stripes (Ganley and Poilievre) with their $100,000+ incomes always want to decrease taxes, but never decrease benefits on incomes over $100,000.
Letter to the Editor: "Taking back" our funds from BVCU

Letter to the Editor: "Taking back" our funds from BVCU

We do not want to belong to the only bank in Canada that doesn't believe in the concept of fiat currency.
Editorial: If it quacks like a duck and walks like a duck, it's a duck

Editorial: If it quacks like a duck and walks like a duck, it's a duck

While the credit union is avowedly non-partisan according to its president, the organization’s recent public advocacy has certainly used members’ money to “market” itself to those who are decidedly partisan. 
Coffee with Warren: Importance of Sacred Silence

Coffee with Warren: Importance of Sacred Silence

Some believe that God is a distant and punishing God who focuses on their faults and failings. What St. Francis understood in the core of his being is that God is a God of mercy, compassion and love.
Our View: One dark side of dementia

Our View: One dark side of dementia

More cases of dementia-related criminal charges are coming before the court. 
Coffee with Warren: Hearts and ashes, love and endurance

Coffee with Warren: Hearts and ashes, love and endurance

It happens every so often: Ash Wednesday occurring on Valentine’s Day, as it does this year.
Coffee with Warren: Beyond David and Goliath; a Stoney take on stony story

Coffee with Warren: Beyond David and Goliath; a Stoney take on stony story

The “stones” to be used in Christ are not stones of hate and revenge that lead to death, but of love and blessing that lead to true life and hope.
Marathon Man: Princetown, Prison and Ponies - Travelling in the UK Part 2

Marathon Man: Princetown, Prison and Ponies - Travelling in the UK Part 2

After spending a week and a half in the beautiful Hampshire countryside it was time to head 280 km west to Princetown in the heart of Dartmoor in Devon.
Editorial: Breakdown of public order in 2022 convoy protests prompted invocation of the Emergencies Act

Editorial: Breakdown of public order in 2022 convoy protests prompted invocation of the Emergencies Act

There was a feeling among Canadians at the time that police and governments were failing in their duties to take action to restore public order, and therefore failing in their most fundamental duty to Canadians.
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