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News
Saturday Selections – Sept 26, 2026
What is Netflix doing to the Chronicles of Narnia? In the Empire magazine article linked above, the director of Netflix’s upcoming The Magician’s Nephew adaptation talks about how something she heard in the 1970s saved her life, assuring her she…
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Media biasCanada’s news ban one year later
It’s been a year now since Meta banned Canadian news from its Facebook and Instagram platforms, in response to Canada’s 2023 “Online News Act.” This…
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NewsSaturday Selections – August 3, 2024
Click on the titles below to go to the linked articles… Are memories stored in the brain? History shows that the deeper we delve into…
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NewsSaturday Selections – July 27, 2024
How questions can help you offer a good answer (7 min) In the New Testament, Jesus asks as many questions as he offers answers. Why?…
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NewsBC finally declares Covid emergency is over
Over four years after declaring a public health emergency over Covid-19, BC’s provincial health officer has finally announced that the emergency is over. The July…
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NewsFormer cop, coroner and mayor does a 180 on drug policy
It isn’t often that public officials who once championed “progressive” policies admit they were wrong. But it is becoming more common when it comes to…
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NewsSaturday Selections – July 20, 2024
Reagan’s deeply personal argument for a Creator (10 min read / 1 min video) It was an analogy he returned to frequently, with students at…
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NewsThe attempted assassination of a President
**** Saturday marked the end of the longest span between domestic assassination attempts of U.S. presidents and presidential candidates since President Lincoln was killed at…
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NewsSaturday Selections – July 13, 2024
Click on the titles below for the linked articles… One thing Trump and Biden agree on: tariffs Both Trump and Biden want to protect American…
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NewsSaturday Selections – July 6, 2024
How social media keeps you poor (10 min) Though the two commentators here aren’t Christian, the warning they offer may help us better resist social…
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NewsNew Brunswick still isn’t banning smartphones in school
According to Paige MacPherson and Alex Whalen of the Fraser Institute, cellphones’ negative impact on students has been especially apparent in New Brunswick. The Maritime…
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NewsYoung men building a home for the Reformed confessions
Some ambitious young men can fix their own vehicles, and others can help frame a home or build an impressive app. But two young men…
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NewsSaturday Selections – June 29, 2024
Click on the titles below for the linked articles… Presidential debate was between a pro-choice candidate and a pro-abortion one Two US presidents debated each…
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News“It’s wrong to mutilate minors,” says governor
Both Florida’s Governor Ron DeSantis and Alberta’s Premier Danielle Smith have backed bans on transgender “treatments” – breast and genital amputations, puberty blockers, and hormones…
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NewsSaturday Selections – June 22, 2024
What’s wrong with marijuana This is the practical case against marijuana. For the Christian case, check out “Is recreational marijuana sinful?“. Mothers’ milk is amazing…
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EconomicsPremier Ford calls on the feds to make EV cars more expensive
Ontario’s premier has asked the federal government to impose a 100% tariff on Chinese electric vehicles, which would make these cars twice as expensive as…
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NewsMortgage delinquencies up more than 20%
Increased spending and costs are catching up with Canadian households, according to the latest figures from the credit agency Equifax Canada. Mortgage debt makes up…
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NewsWe aren’t alone! 1,000+ converge in Texas for courageous faith
In 1 Kings 19 we find Elijah lamenting to God that the Israelites had rejected God’s covenant and that he alone was left, and Queen…
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NewsShould government try to boost fertility?
In his article, “We are not taking Canada’s fertility crisis seriously enough,” economist Tim Sargent highlights that a society with fewer couples and children will…
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NewsSaturday Selections – June 15, 2024
Dr. Matthew Wielicki: I refused to stay silent about climate change (8 min) One silver lining to the COVID-related censorship that happened on social media…
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NewsOh deer! Government paying non-Canadians to hunt
Like many Canadian regions, Sidney Island has a deer problem. The small island, not far from Victoria, BC, is home to European Fallow deer, whose…
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NewsSaturday Selections – June 8, 2024
Looking deeper at tiny, extraordinary engineers Hives have been called the pinnacles of biological engineering, and we’re only now learning just how extraordinary they are….
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NewsTicked-off hockey fans, and 1.4 billion other reasons to defund the CBC
The CBC got into trouble last week, when it broadcast the finale of the Eastern Conference between two American NHL teams, but not the last…
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NewsSaturday Selections – June 1, 2024
If there is a common theme to this week’s edition it might be government overreach. For Christians, who know God has set up different governments…
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NewsSaturday Selections – May 25, 2024
Click on the titles for the linked articles… Annie Wilson: Songs about Whiskey We’ve all heard country songs about drinking whiskey, but this one is…
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NewsMillions spent and still no graves
According to a report from the Western Standard, the federal government has confirmed that it had given $7.9 million dollars to uncover the “heartbreaking truth”…
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NewsSaturday Selections – May 18, 2024
Gray Havens: See You Again (3 min) This Gray Havens’ song is an attempted answer to a question that many a married couple has wondered:…
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NewsAlbertos Polizogopoulos: lawyer for the Lord
On May 9, 2024, the LORD called Albertos Polizogopoulos to Himself, completing his task on earth at the age of 41. Not long after starting…
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NewsSaturday Selections – May 11, 2024
Click on the titles for the linked articles… Rend Collective: Lighthouse This one had our girls dancing… How deer grow antlers They do it every…
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HistoryIsrael at War
Once again the Middle East is in flames. The incalculable human misery that is graphically portrayed in the media cannot leave one unaffected. The terrorists’…
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NewsSaturday Selections – May 4, 2024
Did ancient cultures believe in a third gender? This is an interesting question, in as far as, what point would it prove if they did?…
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NewsSaturday Selections – April 27, 2024
Click the titles below to go to the linked articles… Strawman and other logical fallacies Here’s a fun way to get our kids to really…
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NewsHow much government is too much government?
In its recently released The Size of Government in 2022 report, the Fraser Institute detailed the levels of government spending across the country as a…
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MusicTaylor Swift’s explicit evolution
Last week, Taylor Swift released her 11th studio album, The Tortured Poets Department, comprised of 16 songs. Hours later, she dropped part two of the…
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NewsSaturday Selections – April 20, 2024
Painting without a license could soon be illegal in Minnesota Government growth is like the slowly rising temperature that eventually boils the frog in the…
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NewsOregon abandons decriminalizing hard drugs
“America’s most radical experiment with drug decriminalization has ended, after more than three years of painful results,” The Atlantic reported in early April. Increased overdose…
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NewsOne step forward, two steps back in Online Harms bill
What do pornography and hate speech have in common? Well, the federal government says they are both harmful. That’s why they’ve wrapped these issues up…