One of the famous figures of Greek mythology is King Midas. In this legend, King Midas was famous for turning everything he touched to gold.
Over the past few weeks Manitobans have heard of more young lives that have ended as a result of a suspected drunk driver.
On Thursday many Canadians will stop to remember.
On Monday November 29th, the 7th annual Farmer Appreciation Day will be held at the Manitoba Legislature. This annual event is an opportunity to recognize those who are involved in one of the largest and most important parts of our economy.
Last week I had the opportunity to spend some time with, and to learn about the work of, an extraordinary group of police officers dedicated to helping children.
The term cause and effect comes from the reality that one action or event often has the result of causing another action or event to occur.
Last week the NDP government announced the locations for its 2011 pre-budget consultation meetings.
For many years, the Manitoba Progressive Conservative Party has supported set election dates.
The majority of crimes that happen in our province and country still go unreported to police.
This past week it was confirmed by Manitoba Hydro that the rate Manitoba homeowners pay for their electricity is nearly three times the rate that we sell that electricity to the United States for.
