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A pro-abortion group is beating the bushes to find disgruntled clients of crisis pregnancy centres in order to discredit the centres. The U.S.-based National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League is distributing a survey form in the U.S. and Canada…Read More→
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OTTAWA–Reformers pushed the government to admit it discriminates against families with a stay-at-home mom. Liberals accused Reformers of trying to turn back the clock to Leave It to Beaver. The political grandstanding was familiar, but the issue was one that…Read More→
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ANCASTER, ON– The Ontario Alliance of Christian Schools is trying to make it easier for its graduates to find jobs. The OACS has teamed up with the Canadian Christian Business Federation to measure the employability of students from Christian schools….Read More→
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Rural pastor Arnie Armstrong measures the farming crisis by how many people are missing from his congregation. Several families from his church, 30 minutes south of the Trans Canada highway in south-central Saskatchewan, have left farming completely in the past…Read More→
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PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, MB–Michel Trudeau, youngest son of former prime minister Pierre Trudeau, died tragically when an avalanche swept him into the freezing Kokanee Lake November 13. While most remember him as the son of a prime minister, Dennis Walker…Read More→
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Full-page advertisements which appeared in Canadian newspapers including The Globe and Mail and newspapers around the world are leaving some Canadian Christians confused, others angered. The ads, sponsored by an organization claiming to represent the Christians of Egypt, deny that…Read More→
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LONDON, ON–A forum on truth from a Christian perspective may sound like an event typically held at a Bible college. But the sponsors of a unique project first initiated at Harvard University in 1992 intend to bring that forum to…Read More→
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WINNIPEG–Come Nov. 22, The Meeting Place, a seeker-oriented church in downtown Winnipeg, will be empty. Normally, its three Sunday morning services attract 2,000 people. But on Grey Cup weekend, the congregation will meet at the Winnipeg Convention Centre, to host…Read More→