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Saturday Selections – July 25, 2026
Beethoven’s wig is very big (Symphony #5) Our school’s music teacher had my youngest listening to selections from a Beethoven’s Wig, a clever musical group who sings lyrics set to the classical music you already know. If you liked this…
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NewsSaturday Selections – July 8, 2023
Prove it David Crowder, a little more up-tempo than usual… and now with monster trucks! What were the “waters above”? Four creationist possibilities are on…
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NewsA Big Win for Free Speech from the US Supreme Court
A decision on Friday from the highest court in the United States is a major win for the fundamental freedoms of Americans. The justices ruled…
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NewsBrain surgery in the womb!
“Look, it’s not brain surgery” is a saying for a reason. Brain surgery is a delicate task that needs a lot of experience to do…
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NewsSaturday Selections – July 1, 2023
Got some bored kids? Are your kids are looking for some summer holiday inspiration? These Dude Perfect juniors are doing amazing trick shots that might…
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NewsAlberta and BC champion very different responses to drug use
Earlier this year, BC became the first province to decriminalize small amounts of illegal drugs. The policy was the latest “harm reduction” effort from the…
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NewsSaturday Selections – June 24, 2023
A seed that walks? Absolutely awn-some! (5 min) These seeds can walk and dig themselves into the ground! Psychology’s culpability in the transgender movement The…
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News2023 wildfires an exception to three decades of declining fires
As millions of Canadians and Americans have been exposed to the smoke from Canadian forest fires already this year, along with a steady stream of…
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NewsDodgers honor drag queen “nuns”
CORRECTION: The original title for this article was “Dodgers honor drag queen ‘nuns’ in front of empty stadium” was true, as videos showed that when…
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NewsSaturday Selections – June 17, 2023
How you should spend your words (2 min) We only have so many words we’re going to speak. So what are you going to build…
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News113 MPs supported preborn victims of crime bill
Member of Parliament Cathay Wagantall’s private member’s Bill C-311 was defeated in the House of Commons on June 14, but not without 113 MPs voting…
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NewsApple to expand its nudity blurring to video too
Apple’s newest iOS 17 update, coming this fall, will expand on its ability to detect and blur nudity on iPhones and iPads. It’ll now work…
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NewsJustice delayed is justice denied: Supreme Court Justice Russell Brown resigns
In the midst of a misconduct investigation, Supreme Court Justice Russell Brown has chosen to resign his post on Canada’s top court. The investigation was…
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NewsSaturday Selections – June 10, 2023
The astonishing giraffe neck Did you know a giraffe doesn’t need its neck muscles to hold its neck up, but rather to bend it down?…
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NewsSooners seize opportunity to glorify God
Doesn’t matter if you like sports or not, you’re going to enjoy hearing about this team. The Oklahoma Sooners won their third straight Women’s College…
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NewsBC paying a steep price for its healthcare policies
BC plans to send about 4,800 patients to private health clinics in Washington state over the next two years for cancer treatment, in response to…
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NewsSaturday Selections – June 3, 2023
The UK, Canada, and the US meet in a grocery store One for all the social studies teachers out there. Your final exam can simply…
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NewsSaturday Selections – May 27, 2023
Too young to smoke, but not too young for an abortion (4 min) Sometimes the Devil makes his presence pretty obvious (sharing this one from…
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NewsSaturday Selections – May 20, 2023
Defending the unborn: when they bring up cases of rape When a young Canadian recently challenged the prime minister about abortion, Trudeau brought up the…
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NewsSaturday Selections – May 13, 2023
Burning Ember (8 min) Steve Bell and the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra may just give you the shivers – this is wonderful! Are Proverbs an ancient…
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NewsCanada replaces the cross with a snowflake
On the same day that the world’s attention was fixed on the coronation of Charles III, Canada’s federal government took the opportunity to show off…
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NewsSaturday Selections – May 6, 2023
The amazing Archer Fish (4 min) This critter has crazy accuracy as it shoots its food down from the leaves and branches above. Trump’s pivot…
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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…