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The federal government now wants to stop Canadian Armed Forces chaplains from praying during official military functions like the annual Remembrance Day ceremonies.
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David Krayden: Banning Prayer During Official Military Ceremonies Is a Push to Redefine What Prayer Means
Father Guy Chapdelaine, then-Chaplain General of the Canadian Armed Forces, greets a veteran at the Remembrance Day ceremony at the National War Memorial in Ottawa on Nov. 11, 2016. Art Babych/Shutterstock
David Krayden
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David Krayden is a former contributor to The Epoch Times.
He graduated from Carleton University's School of Journalism and served with the Air Force in public affairs before working on Parliament Hill as a legislative assistant and communications advisor. As a journalist he has been a weekly columnist for the Calgary Herald, Ottawa Sun, and iPolitics.
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