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Article synopsis: The same-sex marriage debate was in full form in 2004. The article identifies some of the protagonists and the stances they took on this issue.

Article synopsis: Despite the contention of some Christians that faith was absent on Parliament Hill, the author maintained the opposite. Later in the article, there is a continued report on the Parliamentary discussion on same-sex marriage.

Article synopsis: The 2004 Boxing Day tsunami killed an estimated 250,000 in southeast Asia. The event produced changes in the way journalism was done between Christmas and the New Year. The news stories were dominated by relief and development efforts directed toward “less-developed” Asian nations impacted by the tsunami, much of it coming from western faith-based agencies, assisted, bolstered often by national grant funds.

Article synopsis: The blow-in theme explains the relationship between the Christian community and the relief and development activities triggered globally, often with the help of the federal government.

Article synopsis: Explains educating post secondary students on how to conduct faith-based journalism in a political context.

Article synopsis: The REAL Women advocacy group recent email to MPs that sought to defend the traditional defination of marriage as opposed to same-sex marriage. Article ends with the REAL Women list of MPs by province, party affiliation and riding.

Article synopsis: Review of the same-sex marriage discussion at a Conservative caucus meeting in Victoria.

Article synopsis: Explores the same-sex marriage views of radio personality and former BC cabinet minister Rafe Mair and Craig Oliver, as well as Jim Pattison an entrepreneur in British Columbia.

Article synopsis: Continued discussion on same-sex marriage in Canadian Parliament as a tactic to draw attention from the sponsorship scandel.

Article synopsis: Hockey legend Ken Dryden and L’Arche homes founder Jean Vanier contribution to the Liberal government discussion of a national child care system.