Thierry Tshiswaka spent the first 23 years of his life growing up in the western part of the Democratic Republic of Congo with his family.
I am pleased to announce that regulations are now in place to bring the registered nursing profession under The Regulated Health Professions Act effective May 31, 2018.
Justin Trudeau has spent the summer shuffling his cabinet, dithering on border security and working hard to raise your taxes.
In Shakespeare’s famous play, when Macbeth hears that Lady Macbeth has just committed suicide, he cries out that his life is “a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.”
A 2015 survey on organic food showed that 69% buy it, 20% understand it, 72% think it’s just about marketing and 53% don’t trust it.
Additional personal care home capacity will be needed over the next 25 years to care for people with significant needs and who can no longer safely remain at home or in supportive housing.
You can’t turn on the news these days without being inundated with stories of hurricane damage. Two weeks ago it was Harvey, and the damage was from flooding, more than it was from strong winds. Last week the news was about Irma.
I was pleased to have the opportunity to attend the Richer Rodeo as well as the Landmark Friendship Festival in my riding.
I enjoy watching “American Pickers” on TV. I am always amazed at the things people collect or just plain accumulate over a lifetime.
This week our Conservative Caucus team is gathering in Winnipeg to discuss how to best hold Justin Trudeau and his Liberals to account as Parliament resumes.
