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Saturday, July 23
View Article  Politics & Prayer in the Vancouver Sun
by Mike McLoughlin on Sat 23 Jul 2005 10:45 AM PDT

As I predicted here, the Liberal Left media in Canada continues to fear faith at work . Vancouver Sun published a feature on Social conservatism in politics in Canada today. (Pray: Canada's social conservatives are anxious to have their voices heard where it really counts in a democracy) It was peppered with the usual fear inspiring words used to demonize sincere people of faith who are forthright ...   more »

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Tuesday, July 5
View Article  God, Nortel and Business Leaders who bring their Faith to Work
by Mike McLoughlin on Tue 05 Jul 2005 03:20 PM PDT

James Bagnall is writing in the Montreal Gazette (Unanswered prayers at Nortel) about the recent departure of the new President, Gary Daichendt. (Daichendt Lasts Three Months at Nortel) Daichendt had come to Nortel three months earlier after a career at Cisco. He came highly recommended and was being groomed to be the next Nortel CEO after Bill Owens who is to retire soon.

As Bagnall tells it, Daichendt ...   more »

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