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‘Alive’: One word London man awaits daily from dad fighting in Ukraine
Every night Sergii Kudlai waits for the one-word message to flash on his cellphone screen. “Alive.”
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Tallman: Loving our ‘enemies’ is cure for our divisions
The political divisiveness we are in has religious roots. To get out of any mess, political or religious, you first have to understand how you got into it. Communism was originally a movement to alleviate poverty. In the 18th and 19th centuries, aristocrats in many countries lived in utter luxury while the masses barely eked […]
‘Freedom convoys’ taking to Hwy. 401, 402 for large-scale protest Saturday
Convoys protesting COVID-19 measures plan to take to 400-series highways in Southwestern Ontario Saturday as part of a Canada-wide protest. Multiple social media pages are promoting the weekend protests on highways 401 and 402 as part of a cross-Canada “freedom chain.” London participants are meeting at the Flying J truck stop on Highbury Avenue at […]
Pearson: Polarized Canada needs to find common ground
Perhaps we just can’t do it anymore. Canadians have spent the last 155 years disagreeing about everything. What else can we expect from a country of 10 provinces, three territories, more than 200 languages, 15 religions (more if you count indigenous spirituality, which we should), and an endless array of political opinions? Author Northrop Frye […]