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Canadian immigration plus other letters, Feb. 7: 'Today's temporary foreign workers, students, labourers and refugee claimants … are precisely the people who should be welcomed as permanent residents'

In today’s letters to the editor: Hockey Canada and NDAs; foreign interference; immigration; war criminals in Canada; foreign homebuyers’ ban; safe supply; Africville; Prairie power
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Living in Shadow of Putin's Russia Feeds Fear on NATO's Border | Latest News | World News

Europe News: Living in the shadow of Putin's Russia on NATO's border creates fear and apprehension in Latvia. The Baltic states of Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia have bitter experience of Russian aggression. With Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the Baltic countries feel vulnerable and are urging the West to act against Putin. Explore the signs of Russia's aggression, the concerns of the Baltic states, and the need to bolster defenses in this article.
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Transgenderism and the occult

My spiritual path started with childhood Roman Catholicism and has led through many diverse realms of Christendom to what I describe today as a Bible-centered pre-Roman, small "c" catholic Christianity with a Hebrew-roots orientation modeled on the Apostles – most especially Paul. My eclectic religious education includes a Bachelor's degree from Western Conservative Baptist Seminary…
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Shadow of Putin's Russia Feeds Growing Fear Along NATO's Border

(Bloomberg) -- A few hours drive east of Riga through a snow-carpeted landscape of forest, fields and frozen lakes, motorists are told in Latvian and English that they’re entering “Borderland.” Cars are forbidden from stopping and photographs are not allowed. Watch towers look out across a belt of birch and pine trees that mark the frontier with Russia.Most Read from BloombergKing Charles Treated for Cancer in New Royal Health ScareWhy NYC Apartment Buildings Are on Sale Now...
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