BEPPLE – Governments need to put more budget focus on families
SCROLLING THROUGH the endless posts on the Russian war on Ukraine, one sees image after image of war. Burned-out buildings, disabled tanks, and Ukrainian soldiers and [Continue]
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FORSETH – ‘Never again’ can’t just be a phrase; it has to mean something
I CAN’T HELP BUT FEEL I am not alone in worrying, and wondering, about what the world can do following the rolling of Russia’s military in to the sovereign and [Continue]
KNOX – A prayer for peace in Ukraine
FATHER YURIV VYSHNEVSKYY is shovelling snow from his stairs before Thursday morning’s service. What, he is asked, does a priest tell parishioners to do on a day like [Continue]
PETERS – Now we see the true face of tyranny
ALL THOSE PROTESTERS crying “Tyranny!” should feel pretty sheepish right about now. The occupiers who said they were willing to die to fight a government they felt was [Continue]
JOHNSON – Reflections on Ukraine after Day One of the Russian invasion
THE MOMENT OF THE WRITING of this column, was at the end of day one of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The air campaign was in full swing and there are reports of [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Nuclear energy: It’s not easy being green
NUCLEAR ENERGY has an image problem. For decades, it has been the energy source that dares not speak its name. No wonder, with the disasters at Three Mile Island, Chernobyl [Continue]
