Articles filed under Perspectives

1. Columns // Perspectives0

   One word changes the story, and one story can change the world

   By ChristianWeek on Jul 2, 2013

   Ah summer. The sun is shining, the breeze is comfortably cool, and the Leafs are out—of the playoffs, that is. By the time anyone reads this, the National Hockey League postseason will most likely be wrapped up, but for fans…Read More→

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   Never out of fashion

   By ChristianWeek on Jun 28, 2013

   It was big doings in Winnipeg a few months ago when IKEA, that demigod of furniture stores (complete with its own restaurant), finally opened its doors. Oh, the anticipation; oh, the salivation over modular design and Swedish meatballs. The Scandinavian…Read More→

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   Once upon a time in the here and now

   By ChristianWeek on May 24, 2013

   There’s a television show that my husband and I try to catch every week. We call it our weekly “date night.” Once Upon a Time centres on characters from the Enchanted Forest (think Snow White, Prince Charming, Rumpelstiltskin, dwarves, giants)…Read More→

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   Shouting at specks

   By ChristianWeek on Mar 28, 2013

   Life is loud. I’m a work-at-home mother of two young children with at least one or two extras in the house at any given time throughout the day. I love them, but sometimes I think my head is going to…Read More→

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   Finding new warmth in the same cold winter

   By ChristianWeek on Mar 15, 2013

   If I hear one more person complain about how cold it is…I am probably going to snap. Okay, not really. But in all honesty it does bother me when I hear someone complain about the cold—especially if they work in…Read More→

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   On being robbed and the quest for online justice

   By Mags Storey on Feb 1, 2013

   I stared at my bank balance in horror. My account was empty. Just seven days before my winter vacation thieves “skimmed” my account off a debit card transaction. They stole every last penny. I called my bank immediately, who assured…Read More→