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17 Alberta babies survived an abortion and were left to die
Richard Dur, the Executive Director of Prolife Alberta, writing in The Western Standard, shared this grim statistic: “Seventeen babies were born alive in Alberta following labor-induced late-term abortions in 2025 and left to die.” Because the goal had always been…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Feb. 24, 2024
Click on the titles below for the linked articles… Shane & Shane with “You’ve already won” (7 min) Love this one – this is why…
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NewsBC says goodbye to phones in school
Last month, the Premier of British Columbia, David Eby, announced that schools must implement restrictions on cellphones. It would be up to local districts to…
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AssortedWhat makes a person instantly unattractive?
I asked this question on a Facebook page for secular women over 60 years of age: “What makes a person instantly unattractive?” I was intrigued…
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AssortedA lament for our nation
Lament is not a common word today. It is rare to hear of lamentation in our secular culture, and even within the Church we don’t…
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FamilyGood Sam
Drama / Family / Romance 2019 / 89 minutes RATING: 8/10 Kate Bradley is a TV news reporter following the “bummer beat” in New York…
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Adult non-fictionIn Holy Service
by Cornelis Van Dam 2023 / 255 pages The question of personal identity has become a hot-button issue in recent years. The ideology of gender…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Feb. 17, 2024
Failing at failure? This could be a great way to bring up an important conversation with our kids. The fear of failure stops many children…
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AssortedLove is…
Love is a mostly misunderstood word – it’s mistaken for sex, for sentimentality, for some sort of chemical thing that just happens, or doesn’t, and…
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AssortedSparrow blessing
Most mornings I waken to the sound of sparrows chittering and chattering. Approximately twenty to thirty little house sparrows have a sun-up inclination to alight…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Feb. 10, 2024
Click on the titles below to go to the linked articles… Remy: Look what you made me do A serious point can be had from…
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NewsOne down, three to go: New Brunswick’s private abortion facility closes down
Last week, Clinic 554, New Brunswick’s only privately-owned abortion facility, shut down. Dr. Adrian Edgar, the facility’s director, stated that its closure was due to…
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In a NutshellTidbits – February 2024
Financial potty training While the illustration mentions a VCR tape, the point is as sharp as ever. The late Gary North (1941-2022) got this from…
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NewsAll votes are not equal
Come the next election, the House of Commons is set to add five more seats and see the ridings redistributed. These changes flow from a…
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Articles – BooksScout makes a comeback with new audio streaming service
Reformed Perspective’s last issue featured a back cover ad that caught my eye. It introduced Whillo.com, a new audio streaming service featuring books like Scout…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Feb 3, 2024
Click on the titles below for the linked articles… Make more babies! I don’t share enough good news, so here’s a fun one. This is…
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NewsAlberta government announces new transgender policies
Yesterday, the Premier of Alberta, Danielle Smith, announced several transgender policies concerning surgeries, hormone treatment, parental rights, sexual education, and sports. Smith delivered the policies…
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Adult non-fictionThank God: becoming more grateful to the Greatest of Givers
by Reuben Bredenhof 2023 / 133 pages Dr. Reuben Bredenhof’s new book, Thank God is an encouragement and a how-to guide of sorts for giving…
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NewsJudge: government wasn’t legally justified to invoke the Emergencies Act
A year ago, Justice Paul Rouleau ruled that Canada’s federal government acted appropriately when it invoked the Emergencies Act to clear out “Freedom Convoy” protesters…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Jan 27, 2024
Click on the titles below for the linked articles… 80’s “kids'” movies aren’t how you remember them Those classic 80s kids’ movies that you remember…
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NewsAlberta taking steps towards nuclear power
In the same week that Alberta was facing power shortages, the government announced they were going nuclear. Last week the province was sending emergency alerts…
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NewsBritish Columbia approves protocols to give opioid prescriptions to minors
Recently, Adam Zivo reported in the National Post that the British Columbia government has authorized the distribution of opioid prescriptions to minors, without parental permission….
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NewsSaturday Selections – Jan 20, 2024
Click on the titles below for the linked articles… Animal Farm redone In a single from his album Lyrical Theology Part 3: Sociology, Reformed rapper…
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NewsIn the age of the smartphone, kids aren’t performing as well
Research released in December seems to indicate a general decline in student performance around the world over the last decade and a half. These findings…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Jan 13, 2024
Click on the titles below to go to the linked articles… Were women dying by the thousands before abortion was legalized? (3 min) One of…
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NewsToronto hospital experiments with artificial wombs
In mid-November, Toronto SickKids Hospital began the first experiments in its new lab, testing the creation of an artificial womb. In 2017, artificial womb testing…
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In a NutshellTidbits – January 2024
It was the best and worst of times “The Christian only has to endure this world, this is as bad as it gets for us….
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NewsSaturday Selections – Jan 6, 2024
“Let the fire fall!” (6 min) Two fantastic fire shows, just miles apart, point us to the incredible showmanship of God. Tucker Carlson on building…
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AssortedOutward appearance over against the heart
Or do you not know that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit within you, whom you have from God? You are not…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Dec. 30, 2023
The Babylon Bee’s Spelling Bee “Can you give me the definition?” Play vs. screens “Screen time is stolen time,” said one expert. What did he…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Dec. 23, 2023
How could reproduction evolve? (3 min) That reproduction happens all the time has people thinking that it’s no big thing. But it needs all our…
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AssortedBehind the scenes: the editorial cast and crew of RP
When my class did job shadowing for a couple days, it wasn’t hard for me to answer what I’m interested in. If you were to…
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NewsPrint & pod – the real “social” media?
I’m typing these words on my laptop, in a not-so-comfortable seat of an airplane, somewhere between Vancouver and my hometown in northern BC. But I’m…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Dec. 16, 2023
Bumblebee with boomwhackers Just some Dutch guys having fun. How to make a budget in just a few steps As we’re closing in on a…
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NewsHalloween decorations overtaking Christmas decorations in BC
A survey of BC residents concluded that, for the first time, more people in the province are going “all out” with their decorating for Halloween…
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NewsWhat does Pierre Poilievre think about the unborn?
In a Dec. 11 profile published by le journal de québec, the wife of Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre talked about the couple’s attitude toward the…
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NewsClimate conference hypocrisy continues to be instructive
COP28, this year’s edition of the annual United Nations climate conference, has come and gone, setting a record for accredited participants, with more than 70,000….