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Women who defaced “Recall Gondek” sign must do first-time offender program

The two women who were caught defacing a sign for the campaign to oust Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek won’t be charged criminally but will be required to do a program for first-time offenders.

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Kevin Kompelien To Step Down as EFCA President To Lead Trinity International University Amid ‘Budget Challenges’

Evangelical Free Church of America (EFCA) president Kevin Kompelien will be stepping down from his role leading the denomination to become the new president of Trinity International University (TIU) in Deerfield, Illinois, the school announced on Tuesday, March 5.

The announcement came alongside the resignation of Dr. Nicholas Perrin, who had served as president of TIU—as well as of Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS), the seminary affiliated with the university—since 2019.

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Bill C-367 Calls Religious Speech Hate Speech

Why Canadians must understand the bill, and how it attacks the truth.

Bill C-367 was introduced last fall by Bloc Québécois leader Yves-François Blanchet. This insidious proposal, which claims to fight antisemitism, will actually strike a fatal blow against freedom of religion and freedom of expression in Canada.

Bill C-367 eliminates the “religious exemption” in Section 319 of the Criminal Code, which states: “No person shall be convicted of a [hate crime] offence… if, in good faith, the person expressed or attempted to establish by an argument an opinion on a religious subject or an opinion based on a belief in a religious text.” By eliminating this exemption, Bill C-367 will empower police to treat religious Canadians as hate-criminals if they criticize any identifiable groups.

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My Faith in Jesus ‘Means Everything,’ 49ers Christian McCaffrey Tells Super Bowl LVIII Media

San Francisco 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey credited his faith in Jesus and the Bible for getting him through the ups and downs in life.

In his first full season as a 49er, McCaffrey ran for 1,459 yards and scored a total of 21 touchdowns, breaking NFL Hall of Famer Jerry Rice’s record for most single-season touchdowns in franchise history. McCaffrey also tied Hall of Famer Lenny Moore’s record of scoring a touchdown in 17 consecutive games—a record that Moore has held since the 1963-64 season.

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BREAKING: Landmark protections for vulnerable kids in Alberta: surgeries banned

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced her plan to introduce policy changes related to vulnerable youth targeted by the transgender-lobby in a monumental win for parental rights, women’s rights, and children’s rights.

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Saturday Special: The Dead-End Road of Christless Conservatism

“You made a reservoir between the two walls for the water of the old pool. But you did not look to him who did it, or see him who planned it long ago.” (Isaiah 22:11)


This verse belongs to a section in the prophecy of Isaiah entitled “the oracle concerning the valley of vision” (v. 1). We should note at the outset that there is a certain irony contained in this title: the valley refers to the region of Judea, and at present it is anything but clear-sighted. In fact, as the prophet is at pains to show, Jerusalem has become shockingly blind to reality through its dogged pursuit of idolatry. The once just and faithful city has reduced itself to whoredom (1:21). There is thus a sad and painful reversal at the heart of this section. The city that ought to be the most enlightened is actually the most enveloped in darkness; the people who should be enjoying the greatest light are languishing in the murky night of spiritual harlotry. And the worst part is, they don’t even know it.

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Marching for Life After Dobbs

Why we continue to gather in Washington— for the sake of constitutional justice and a righteous political order.

The March for Life takes place in Washington, D.C. today. Americans from across the country will be braving freezing temperatures and snowfall to bear witness to the joy of human life and advocate for the human right to life.

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Charges against Canadians who defended religious freedom stayed

KITCHENER, ON: The Justice Centre announces that the case against Trinity Bible Chapel has been resolved, resulting in the staying of charges against eight Canadian religious leaders. The Chapel has been ordered to pay fines totaling $38,800 for hosting religious services in Ontario–violations of gathering restrictions under the Reopening Ontario Act.

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HARDING: Post-Harper Conservatives seem more inclined to shuffle out social conservatives, than stand behind them

Gerrit Van Dorland deserved better. He spent six years working for Conservative members of Parliament, leadership campaigns, nominations, and general elections. In the last three months he rallied 2,500 constituents in the federal riding of Oxford, ON, to buy memberships in the Conservative Party of Canada and choose him to be the party’s candidate.

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