Right in the centre - Don’t get swept away by the news

By Ken Waddell

Neepawa Banner & Press

As I noted last week, Christine and I spent the best part of three weeks in the United States. We visited a lot of towns, truck stops, a famous race horse farm, a bourbon distillery, a presidential museum and the site of Jessie James’s first daylight bank robbery. One of the key events of our trip was the International Society of Weekly Newspaper Editors conference in Lexington, Kentucky.

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Right in the centre - Thoughts from a long, long road

By Ken Waddell

Neepawa Banner & Press

This is my first column since our extended road trip to the United States last month. It was supposed to be a two week trip, but it got extended by a five day side-visit by me to North Kansas City Hospital.

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Right in the centre - Will we do better in the future?

By Ken Waddell

Neepawa Banner & Press

In the past, I have written about the U.S. medical system. I have had to delay getting back to Canada because I ended up in three different U.S. hospitals last week, one in Kentucky and two in Missouri. Treatment was excellent and as of Tuesday, Aug. 1, my wife Christine was driving me 15 hours home. God bless health care staff and my wife.

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Right in the centre - One has to wonder

By Ken Waddell

Neepawa Banner & Press

Note: By the time you read this column, Christine and I plan to be home from a 5,000 km road trip. It’s a trip that would not even be possible with an electric car. The federal governments in both Canada and the United States have their energy policies entirely wrong, but the warnings spelled out in this 2019 column have gone largely unheeded.

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Right in the centre - Standing behind words and actions

By Ken Waddell

Neepawa Banner & Press

Note: This column was originally printed in 2019, but it is even more applicable today. ~KW

One thing that the internet has done for us is to provide more information than we could ever process. One big problem is that much of the information we are offered is false or, at best, not always accurate.

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