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By now most people have probably become numb to the various ways that people in elected office attack and belittle each other seemingly on a daily basis.

At the end of a year, it is worthwhile reminding ourselves of the blessings of the year that has been. At Mennonite Heritage Village we also need these reminders.

Throughout my time in politics, I have been supportive of political parties working together on issues that should rise above the usual partisan bickering that happens in every legislature.

How did Canadian agriculture fare in 2025? What trends will continue from 2025 into 2026 and what does that mean for export dependent farmers?

When Mennonite settlers moved from Prussia to South Russia (present-day Ukraine) beginning in the late 1700s, they carried with them not only their language, faith, and agricultural expertise but also the medical knowledge and folk practices common in Central and Western Europe at the time.

Hallelujah – It is the start of a brand new year – Should we take the liberty to be a little noisy – after all, this is the start of a NEW YEAR.

In some ways, the just completed Grand Slam of Curling (GSOC) event, which occurred at the Southeast Event Centre this past week, took many local residents by surprise.

Ahh January… the month of new beginnings, a fresh slate, a sigh of exhale after the busy Christmas season. To me, January signifies the opportunity to begin anew.

One of the most significant challenges that Manitoba, and other parts of Canada face, is an addictions crisis.

Happy New Year everyone! I hope you all had a lovely holiday season filled with plenty of delicious food, relaxing, and time spent with loved ones.