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“Listen, don’t take this the wrong way, but you sound like a leftwing nutbar.” Kevin O’Leary to Chris Hedges on The Lang & O’Leary Exchange October 6, 2011 I’ve not watched this show, the day this interview took place, Diane … Continue reading →

TBN’s legal spokesman didn’t have much to say this week other than “Paul Jr. has resigned from the organization to pursue other ministry work.” TBN is the largest Christian network in the world and was founded by Paul Crouch Sr. … Continue reading →

Happy Tuesday! I hope that everyone had a good long weekend and is getting over respective tryptophan comas. Here’s what we’ll be talking about tomorrow:
Election reasons rolls on:
Incumbency, FTW in Ottawa.
Newfoundland and Saskatchewan elections end and begin.
It costs a million dollars to not use the old US embassy.
Ottawa unemployment on the rise.
Expect a long cold […]

By Rick Hiebert. All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission. “Archdiocese develops ‘Nixonian’ policies” reads the arresting headline in the recent B.C. Catholic newspaper. Before we call Woodward and Bernstein, let’s read on: “Archbishop J. Michael Miller, CSB, has announced “with … Continue reading →

By Rick Hiebert. All Rights Reserved. Used By Permission. The Conservative government has decided to give the International Planned Parenthood Federation $ 6 million to fund “sex education and contraception in five developing countries”, the CBC is reporting. The funding … Continue reading →

via: Impolitical

Happy Tuesday all!
At 8:05, we’ll be joined by CCCA president Jordan Charbonneau to discuss what’s going on in Centretown, as well as their upcoming AGM.
We’ll also touch on some of the following:
The final provincial election discussion for 4 years! Maybe!
Anil Naidoo gets Desmond Tutu endorsement.
Paul Dewar enters the NDP Leadership race. So does Nathan Cullen.
The […]

Grace TV: Marriage announcement Peter Youngren and Taina Kuusiluoma were married on Friday, September 30th, 2011 in a ceremony at the Toronto International Celebration Church. The officiating minister was Rev. David Youngren. Many friends and pastors attended the ceremony and … Continue reading →

By Rick Hiebert. All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission I like to give credit where credit is due and today, Faytene Grasseschi may be pleasantly surprised to realize that it is her turn. I haven’t changed all my views, mind … Continue reading →

The Supreme Court of Canada rules unanimously in the facility’s favour. Macleans Applause and a sigh of relief. One of the most powerful things I’ve ever read online was this article by Meera Bai in ChristianWeek: Why I help addicts shoot … Continue reading →

In 1988, a former employee of Jimmy Swaggart Ministries wrote a piece for The Kansas City Star about his dismissal as a Swaggart bible college staff member. He had been dating a student, which was verboten and he was turfed. I found … Continue reading →

By Rick Hiebert. All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission. I hope that the ladies gathering in Calgary later this week for the Women on the Frontlines Christian conference are on guard. For several reasons…but the one that comes most readily … Continue reading →

I like Angry Birds. My family and most of my friends like Angry Birds. What is not too like in a simple game that doesn’t cost and wing and a slingshot? Developers Peter Vesterbacka (CMO of Rovio), Jaakko lisalo (Senior … Continue reading →

Former Sportsnet on-air host, Damian Goddard is now working for a new branch of the National Organization for Marriage, a US anti-gay group. Goddard is named as a primary staff member (along with former NOM chairman Maggie Gallagher) of a … Continue reading →

This seems to have been a week where posts have focused on Christian education. Tyndale University, College and Seminary being the first focus, I’ll end this BDBO impromptu education week pointing out a $6 million dollar class action suit. Just down … Continue reading →