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Monthly Archives: August 2009
The Cry…of the misled?
By Rick Hiebert. Used by permission. All rights reserved 2009 You realize that you need to cover an event when bloggers from the other side of the continent from you are scared that it is dangerous. I already had heard … Continue reading
Stephen Harper and God
Once again Stephen Harper is attempting to soften his image by granting an interview with Quebec City’s Prestige magazine invoking God, country and family. In the article, Mr. Harper said it’s too early to consider how history will treat him, … Continue reading
Posted in General
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The dominionism of TheCry Vancouver from someone who was there
See new update at the bottom of the post – BD It’s late, but I would like to point out this first of two posts by a writer/reporter who attended over 13 hours of TheCry Vancouver. Rick Hiebert is known for his vast … Continue reading
Posted in General
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Crossroads CEO on upcoming 100 Huntley Street program
On Thursday September 3, 2009 Crossroads Christian Communications CEO Doug McKenzie is appearing on 100 Huntley Street. It’s anyone’s guess what he’ll be discussing; Crossroads/Axcess, the alleged Driver ponzi scheme, the yanking of hosts off-air, the forensic audit, the Canadian … Continue reading
Posted in General
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I’m not ready yet, ma
A few weeks ago this little one was the last of two to leave the nest. It flew about 10 metres and decided it wasn’t going any further. I didn’t want to get too close, this wee American Robin was scared … Continue reading
Posted in General
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Canadian Council of Christian Charities News release on 100 Huntley Street/Axcess alleged ponzi scheme
News Release Canadian Council of Christian Charities August 24, 2009 Ron and Reynold Mainse, of Crossroads Christian Communications, are reported to have been involved with investment activity that is under investigation by Canadian and American securities commissions. Public reports have … Continue reading
Posted in 100 Huntley Street
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100 Huntley Street Mainse hosts not going back on-air anytime soon
ChristianWeek has an interview with Reynold Mainse, who along with brother Ron were removed from the show 100 Huntley Street earlier this year. 100 Huntley Street hosts still lying low: “I think the board is very very cautious,” Reynold Mainse said … Continue reading
Posted in 100 Huntley Street, Axcess Funds, Gordon Driver
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Tips to Avoid Becoming a Victim of Religious Affinity Fraud
It’s one of the worst things they could do, prey on people who are susceptible because they trust you implicitly. But that is exactly what conmen do – they take advantage of you because of your faith and end up … Continue reading
Posted in General
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