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News
Pierre Poilievre makes the anti-tariff case to Americans
Pierre Poilievre marked the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks by heading south and visiting the 9/11 Memorial Museum. While he was in New York, he also made in-studio appearances with FOX Business’s Larry Kudlow and on CNBC’s Squawk…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Apr 29, 2023
How was the canon of Scripture established? (3 min) Stephen Nicols shares that the Church hasn’t established the canon, but recognizes it, and that truth…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Apr 22, 2023
Identifying misinformation Three great tips on offer here to decipher all the inputs we receive via social and mainstream media… The false promise of electric…
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NewsWhose children are they?
Many parents don’t realize the radical and harmful governance shift in “parent-child-State” relationships taking place over the past decade. Here in Alberta, for example, successive…
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NewsA new lead in the search for life beyond Earth
Is there life beyond our earth? And are there planets out there waiting to be inhabited? Dating all the way back to ancient Greece, philosophers…
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NewsReformed communities stepping up to provide “Safe Families”
It takes some courage to get into the public to show love for our neighbors, with a meal for an elderly person, taking part in…
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NewsCompeting to shine
Reformed youth across Canada are taking to heart Paul’s encouragement to young Timothy “don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young, but…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Apr 15, 2023
10 guys on a scooter (4 min) Eco-friendly? Or simply friendly? Dude Perfect star Tyler Toney says God redeemed his marriage He might be your…
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NewsUpcoming documentary asks, how can we end abortion in Canada?
Two Canadian filmmakers want to know: how can Canada get a win for the unborn like the US experienced in 2022? And Josie Luetke and Ruth Robert…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Apr 8, 2023
Christ is risen (2 min) The resurgence of sea shanties might be a bit of a lockdown silver lining – a musical form that lent…
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NewsHarry Whittington (1927-2023): a Republican who convinced Democrats that if you’re confused, you shouldn’t kill
Early last month Harry Whittington died at the age of 95. While the attorney, World War II veteran, and Republican Party supporter led a busy…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Apr 1, 2023
Matt Maher: It’s Yours (4 min) The first 30 seconds are misdirection but stick around for the transition for this great one. Not so long…
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NewsDid the “fountains of the deep” make Joe Rogan lose sleep?
Joe Rogan is one of the world’s most popular podcasters, well known for his curiosity (though also for his vulgarity). It was that curiosity that,…
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NewsTwo bills are trying a smack-down on Canada’s spanking law
Over 65 countries around the world have entirely banned all physical discipline of children. In 2022, two separate bills were introduced in the Canadian House…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Mar 25, 2023
How do evolutionists explain how the first cells replicated? (14 min) To evolve, cells would need to be able to replicate, so how do evolutionists…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Mar 18, 2023
St. Patrick’s bad analogies In honor of St. Patrick’s Day just past, and our God who has made Himself known, and yet remains incomprehensible. Case…
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NewsMP Ed Fast wants to halt Canada’s runaway euthanasia train
In a courageous move, Conservative Member of Parliament Ed Fast has introduced a private member’s bill to permanently halt the federal government’s effort to expand…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Mar 11, 2023
“Cascading problems” showcase your body’s design (2 min) Your cells need oxygen, and that creates a problem because, how are they going to get it?…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Mar 4, 2023
Trick shot basketball (5 min) Everyone talks basketball in March, so here are some highlights from the “That’s Amazing” crew and the Harlem Globetrotters. 60…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Feb. 25, 2023
Cell membranes are amazing! (11 min) Each one of your cells has its own protective shell that has to be able to let food in,…
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NewsBC teacher fired for not backing down on causes of residential school deaths
After four decades as a teacher, Jim McMurtry was fired February 21st by the Abbotsford School District. McMurtry shared in a tweet that he was…
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NewsAustralian Christian couple wins discrimination case against foster care agency
In 2017, Byron Hordyk, a self-employed carpenter, and his wife Keira Hordyk, decided that they could open their home to provide foster care to needy…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Feb. 18, 2023
Recycling plastic is bad stewardship (7 min) Recycling paper and cans can make sense. Despite what we’ve been told, recycling plastic most often doesn’t. How…
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NewsAbortion was the leading cause of death in 2022
According to the organization Our World in Data, 67 million people died in 2022. Among the leading causes of death were heart disease (approximately 15 million),…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Feb. 11, 2023
Overpopulation isn’t a problem (4 min) Two secular economists differed in how they saw people, the first seeing people as a burden on the planet,…
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NewsThe problematic push for electric vehicles (EVs)
Electric vehicles (EVs) are the way of the future. Maybe you aren’t convinced, but our “higher-ups” are – political leaders in Canada, and in US…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Feb. 4, 2023
How different athletes act at home (4 min) Some fun goofiness to share with the kids… though only if you don’t mind some imitation. Jack…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Jan 28, 2023
British comic on climate change (7 min) Comedian Konstantin Kisin went viral in mid-January for his common sense counter to climate change hysteria. What we…
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NewsPopulation of the world’s largest country begins to decline
For the first time since the early 1960s, deaths have outnumbered births in the world’s largest country – over the course of 2022 China’s population…
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NewsCanada taps the brakes on the runaway euthanasia train
After the Society of Canadian Psychiatry (SCP) sounded the alarm late last year, the government of Canada has now temporarily put the brakes on its…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Jan 21, 2023
Should we force all men to get vasectomies? (3 min) Since the overturning of the US Supreme Court Roe vs. Wade decision – the ruling…
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NewsCrypto companies losing employees, losing public trust
In early January, several firms involved in crypto-currency announced that they would be reducing the size of their workforces significantly. Genesis, Coinbase, Blockchain.com and Crypto.com…
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NewsSperm counts plummet
An Oxford Academic journal has found that human sperm concentrations have dropped an average of 51.6% in the past 45 years, from 104 million to…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Jan 14, 2023
Blue hair as a death sentence? A few years ago headlines declared that Iceland had nearly eradicated Down syndrome. But they hadn’t eradicated the syndrome…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Jan. 7, 2023
Tariffs help producers only by hurting consumers (3 min) Tariffs at best protect the domestic producer at the expense of domestic consumers by requiring them…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Dec. 31, 2022
Dutch woman draws 6 pictures at the same time! This is just fun and crazy… Benefits of working a job for a long time Russell…
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NewsOne Reformed Christian seeks his day in court
Harold Jonker has become a familiar face to many Canadians. In his folksy, good-humored, sensible way, Jonker acted as a spokesman for the “Truckers’ Convoy”…