Updating Laws to Protect Canadians from Online Crime
I’ve spent the better part of my career advocating for the safety and security of Canadians.
Building for Tomorrow
It seems today’s home owners and home builders would rather bury their heads in the sand than work at envisioning the future.
Dialogue with McLaren: The Narrative Question (I)
In Part One of A New Kind of Christianity, Brian McLaren contends that the six-line narrative we usually draw from the Bible is more a Greco-Roman story line than a true, biblical revelation.
Pain – Consolation or Alienation
Back in October of 2011 I had the privilege of attending a day long session called Sacred Stories, Shared Storied and Healing.
Perspective
I was at a hockey tournament this weekend. The company I work for puts on this tournament, as a team building exercise, and asks for help from sponsors.
Criminals Still Collecting Taxdollars
It’s been almost two years since I first raised the issue with the NDP government of criminals with outstanding arrest warrants collecting welfare dollars.
Protecting Canada’s Immigration System
In 2011, Canada received more refugee claims from the European Union than from Africa or Asia, and virtually all of the claims were withdrawn, abandoned, or rejected.
Solar Heating Reduces our Vulnerability
Last week I considered solar heating as a way of heating our homes applying the usual economic grid.
Condolences to the Family of Larry Desjardins
Manitoba has lost a true champion in the recent passing of Larry Desjardins.
Passionate About Positive Change
Hello and welcome to my blog! To briefly introduce myself, I have lived in south-eastern Manitoba my entire life.
