Dorothy Dobbie
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years later the peace garden remembers 9/11 and those lost (opens the original)
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Are you aware that the International Peace Garden is the home to some of the remains of the Twin Towers? They were donated to the Garden to commemorate our joint dedication to everlasting peace between our nations and as a lasting reminder of the ultimate tragedy of violence rooted in hatred. On September 11, 2001, over 3,000 people died: 2606 in the towers, and the rest on the hijacked planes and the Pentagon, including the 40 brave souls on the fourth hijacked plane who rebelled and breached t
DOBBIE: The dignity of work and contribution to society (opens the original)
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As we all know, not everyone is born with the same talents. If we were, then people would have disappeared from the face of the earth long ago. Every one of us has a place and a contribution to make and, without finding that place, life is empty. If a talent is missed, the world loses something unique and worthwhile. Without being able to contribute, that empty life drags people into a deep, black hole. The other day, as I was going to a nearby shopping centre for groceries, I saw what appeared
why are the neo liberals so set on tearing poilievre down (opens the original)
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From the time Carney took office, the party he represents has continually attacked the Leader of the Opposition, Pierre Poilievre, in a particularly vicious and perpetual way. When I reference the âParty he represents,â I am referring to a new political personality of the Liberal Party of Canada, those I call neo-liberals. There are many Liberals I enjoy and respect, but some have suddenly turned mean at the Carney behest. Their Elbows Up are not directed at the US president alone, but at ev
DOBBIE: They don’t take pot shots at dead ducks (opens the original)
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The heated commentary about Pierre Poilievre has become incendiary. He criticizes too much. He is too negative. He should focus on policy alternatives. . . these are just a few of the common criticisms we hear. Others, however, are very personal. They attempt to diminish his stature by using juvenile nicknames such as PP or Pee Pee. Or they sling old tropes such as âWhy doesnât he have security clearance?â (As a former minister, he did have clearance. Trudeau created another level that dem
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