December 2009 Posts

Another year is gone. That’s right, you and I have spent the last 365 days writing “2009” on letters and checks and all sorts of other documents.

Just before Christmas, new Manitoba Premier Greg Selinger left a proverbial lump of coal in the stocking of every Manitoban with the news that he has run Manitoba into the red by record levels this past year.

“O holy night, the stars are brightly shining, it is the night of our Dear Saviors birth…”

Youth between the ages of 13 and 15 are the most likely to try illicit drugs for the first time.

When stock market returns accelerate, it is only normal that most investors want to be involved in what could be the next big bull market that will quickly put them on the road to riches.

Over the years, reviews of CIDA programming by Parliamentary and Senate committees and by the Auditor General, have consistently indicated that Canada`s aid program lacked focus and clear results.

I always enjoy hearing about the traditions different families have around Christmas.

In Part I we had a quick discussion about following traffic laws and this will be somewhat of a continuation with that.

It’s been six months since our Conservative Government passed legislation to modernize and strengthen Canadian product safety laws.

Last week police from jurisdictions across Manitoba and in British Columbia concluded a year long operation directed at members of the Hell’s Angels and their affiliate criminal organization, the Zig-Zag Crew.