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Welcome to the Gratitude Revealed Watch Party! Director Louie Schwartzberg’s vision for Gratitude Revealed is that it could serve as a catalyst for connection, inspiration and hope. We can accomplish that through community and connecting to one another. In that spirit, we are creating a virtual space where you can quite literally connect! Gather your groups, large and small, come together and prepare your own celebration viewing party. THEN, check in and see who else from around the world is here as well! Leave a comment, make your mark, let your community be heard and hear others. Feel the full power of gratitude as the magnitude of this connection sinks in.
Enjoy the film.
An epic journey forty years in the making, GRATITUDE REVEALED from acclaimed filmmaker, Louie Schwartzberg, the director of Fantastic Fungi, takes us on a transformational, cinematic experience of how to live a more meaningful life full of Gratitude through his intimate conversations with everyday people, thought leaders, and personalities revealing Gratitude is a proven pathway back from the disconnection we feel in our lives; disconnection from ourselves, our planet, and each other.
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Read MoreSeven weeks after the final day of hearings, the National Citizens’ Inquiry is thanking its supporters for freedom from its debts.
“THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!” wrote NCI Director and Treasurer David Ross to its email list.
“Somehow, these words seem inadequate, but they remain the appropriate way to convey appreciation, which I want you to know is deep and from our hearts.”
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Read MoreThe Supreme Court ruled on June 30 in favor of Christian bakers who said Oregon’s law requiring them to make cakes to celebrate same-sex weddings infringed on their constitutional rights.
The decision came hours after the nation’s highest court issued a landmark 6–3 ruling in favor of Christian website designer Lorie Smith of 303 Creative who said a Colorado law that punished her for refusing to create websites for same-sex weddings violated her First Amendment rights.
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Read MoreThe first half of 2023 was rough on Canadian oil and gas stocks after a stellar 2022, but bullish sentiment remains. Investors single out as obstacles an adverse policy environment and sentiment toward the industry, and point to the need for ongoing capital investment as the green energy transition stutters.
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Read MoreA recent ruling by the Canadian Armed Forces Grievance Board (CAFGB) found that the Canadian Armed Force’s (CAF) mandatory Covid-19 vaccination policy violated the Charter rights of a member who was released for refusing to get vaccinated.
The CAFGB is in charge of reviewing official grievances launched by CAF members.
In its ruling, the CAFGB stated that the CAF’s vaccination policy infringed on the member’s right to liberty and security of the person under Section 7 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
The watchdog also found that the policy, which came in place at the height of the pandemic via an order by General Wayne Eyre, was arbitrary, overly broad and disproportionate.
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Pam Popper shares a court win in Louisiana and Missouri
A judge granted an injunction that blocks various Biden administrative officials and government agencies including the Justice Department and FBI from working with Big Tech firms to censor our posts on social media.
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Read MoreA wheelchair tennis executive was sacked after she refused to get a Covid vaccine despite the Government ending nearly all restrictions at the time, a tribunal heard.
Sarah Synan sued the International Tennis Federation (ITF) after it enforced “particularly severe restrictions” against her when she fell foul of its “hard line” Covid policy by refusing to get a shot.
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Read MoreOver 1,100 people wore inflatable dinosaur costumes in a Saskatchewan town on Canada Day to shatter a Guinness World Record.
The town of Dundurn has 670 people, yet 1,187 people gathered on Canada Day to put on dinosaur costumes. Dundurn Dino Day, organized by Big Murs Tavern, tripled the former record of 380 set in Portland, Oregon in 2022.
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Read MoreUniversity of Cincinnati adjunct professor Melanie Rose Nipper, who failed a student for using the term “biological women” on an essay, has been formally reprimanded by her department and ordered to attend a free speech training.
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Read MoreA tribunal ruling found the woman was unfairly discriminated against
A researcher has been awarded £100,000 in compensation after she lost her job at a thinktank for tweeting that transgender women could not change their biological sex.
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