November 2025

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Trump, Carney, and Questions the West Must Ask
Trump, Carney, and Questions the West Must Ask

Just after Canada’s Prime Minister and Liberal Party leader, Mark Carney, made his now-famous remark — “I don’t care!” — in response to U.S. trade actions, President Donald J. Trump took a bold step!

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The Heart of the Season: Why Christmas Festivals Matter in Nova Scotia
The Heart of the Season: Why Christmas Festivals Matter in Nova Scotia

There’s something about Christmastime in Nova Scotia that you just can’t quite put into words—yet every year, when our communities light their trees, open their halls, fire up the cider pots, and welcome neighbours near and far, we feel it. It’s in the cold air on your cheeks, the sound of boots on frosty ground, […]

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The Global Rollout: How Social Credit Systems Already Work in China, the EU, and the West
The Global Rollout: How Social Credit Systems Already Work in China, the EU, and the West

What Canadians Can Learn Before Digital ID Becomes Universal

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Dumping Day: A Moment for Reflection, Prayer, and Community
Dumping Day: A Moment for Reflection, Prayer, and Community

Woven into the fabric of family, memory, and local life.

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Dumping Day: More Than Just A Start to The Season - It is a Combination Our Prayers, Our Memories and Our Way of Life
Dumping Day: More Than Just A Start to The Season - It is a Combination Our Prayers, Our Memories and Our Way of Life

Out here along the Fundy and down the Shore, we don’t just call it “Lobster Fishing.” We call it Lobstering — and for many of us, it’s not just something that happens offshore. It’s something that lives in our homes, our families, and our hearts. For me, with family who go Lobstering, Dumping Day has […]

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Digital IDs, Social Credit, and the Power to Grant—or Deny—Access
Digital IDs, Social Credit, and the Power to Grant—or Deny—Access

A Biblical-Prophetic Lens on the Coming Infrastructure of Control

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We’re Giving Children a Voice: Gemiini Language Program Is Helping Families Everywhere
We’re Giving Children a Voice: Gemiini Language Program Is Helping Families Everywhere

At Country Air Radio, we love sharing stories that uplift our communities and shine a light on tools that truly make a difference in people’s lives. Today, we want to introduce you to a resource that’s changing the way families support speech and language development at home — the Gemiini Program(pronounced “Gem In Eye”). Whether you’re a […]

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Farmers Protest Today Enfield Nova Scotia
Farmers Protest Today Enfield Nova Scotia

Farmers Protest Today in Enfield, NS: Community Rallies for Food SovereigntyEnfield, Nova Scotia – November 22, 2025 Today, farmers and supporters from across Nova Scotia gathered at the Irving Big Stop in Enfield for a local chapter of the National Farmers Protest Canada movement. Beginning at 8 a.m., the Enfield meetup is part of a coordinated effort across the […]

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Nova Scotia Boston Christmas Tree: Tradition Meets Common Sense!
Nova Scotia Boston Christmas Tree: Tradition Meets Common Sense!

Every year, Nova Scotia sends Boston a Christmas tree as a heartfelt “thank you” for their swift help after the Halifax Explosion of 1917. It’s a tradition that touches hearts across New England and Atlantic Canada—especially for families with ties to Halifax or Boston. But here’s the reality: the lavish ceremonies, media partnerships, and travel […]

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Canada at a Crossroads: Will Carney’s Budget Survive Today’s Vote?
Canada at a Crossroads: Will Carney’s Budget Survive Today’s Vote?

November 17, 2025 – Today could mark a turning point for Canada’s federal government as Prime Minister Mark Carney faces the most important vote of his tenure. His proposed Budget 2025 goes before Parliament this afternoon, and as the leader of a minority government, Carney must secure support from outside his own party if he […]

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