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Life altering experiences can be quite difficult to accept. Twenty-two years ago this coming November, I had a stroke while sitting in the doctor’s office
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Life altering experiences can be quite difficult to accept. Twenty-two years ago this coming November, I had a stroke while sitting in the doctor’s office


We are now witnessing in real time our close neighbour (that Canada once called its friend) try to dictate who we can be friends with,


By the time that you are reading this article, we have probably been told what we got and what we have to give up (or


What do you carry in your pocket? During my life of 78 years, I have spent countless days and nights away from home. It started


What are our children, grandchildren, and the next generation going to inherit? The “me, me, me” people don’t worry about the future, because they say,


As we watch politicians from ours and other countries, we eventually realise that the future safety of our food, air, water, and life in general


How do you feel today? When I wake up and see the sunshine, I thank God for getting me here for another day. The rest


“That’s a first for me!” came The Weather Network on Sunday morning (some very observant retired dairy farmer’s wife, who has the most popular Sunday


Dad died when I was quite young (19), but dad taught me many basic rules in life, like to never take advantage of someone who


No matter where we get our news or information about the state that our world is in today, we quickly notice that politics, religion and


Life altering experiences can be quite difficult to accept. Twenty-two years ago this coming November, I had a stroke while sitting in the doctor’s office waiting for a regular check-up. I had just driven home the night before after lobbying


We are now witnessing in real time our close neighbour (that Canada once called its friend) try to dictate who we can be friends with, trade with, what we can trade, while our neighbour gets preferential treatment on anything that


By the time that you are reading this article, we have probably been told what we got and what we have to give up (or not) with our “deal” with the U.S. The president just south of us has been


What do you carry in your pocket? During my life of 78 years, I have spent countless days and nights away from home. It started in my days in the local calf club (which was later replaced by 4-H clubs


What are our children, grandchildren, and the next generation going to inherit? The “me, me, me” people don’t worry about the future, because they say, “that will be their problem!” I have dedicated much of my life to helping those


As we watch politicians from ours and other countries, we eventually realise that the future safety of our food, air, water, and life in general will be up to us. No matter what political party in whatever country, most politicians


How do you feel today? When I wake up and see the sunshine, I thank God for getting me here for another day. The rest of the day is up to me. I can be happy or sad, but the


“That’s a first for me!” came The Weather Network on Sunday morning (some very observant retired dairy farmer’s wife, who has the most popular Sunday morning show on radio, told me before I got up). My family has lived in


Dad died when I was quite young (19), but dad taught me many basic rules in life, like to never take advantage of someone who doesn’t understand, and when you fix anything, take a little time and to do it


No matter where we get our news or information about the state that our world is in today, we quickly notice that politics, religion and greed are responsible for most of the major problems in our world. As far back
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