By Debra Fieguth on
They’re not calling it a water fight, but The Salvation Army and the Perrier Group of Canada are in a face-off over the right to distribute drinking water at the Pan American Games in Winnipeg this summer. So far the…Read More→
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PEGGY’S COVE, NS–Months after a memorial service for the 229 victims of last September’s Swissair disaster off the coast of Nova Scotia, United Church minister Carolyn Nicholson still does not have a satisfactory answer to the question why she was…Read More→
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VANCOUVER–Terry Winter was remembered as loyal, generous, encouraging and characteristically Canadian by those who paid tribute to the evangelist at a memorial service December 18. “His heart and focus was Canada,” said long-time friend Brian Stiller, president of Tyndale College…Read More→
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While many Canadians are buying warmer parkas and adding insulation to their houses to prepare for what is expected to be a tougher-than-usual winter, an estimated 300,000 residents of this land don’t even have a place they can call home….Read More→