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On October 19th there will be a referendum vote in Alberta that asks residents of that province a number of questions, the most prominent being whether they wish to begin a process of negotiating separation from Canada.

Thanksgiving traditionally has been a celebration of harvest time in our agricultural communities.

Wednesday was the third anniversary of the horrific attack in Israel that killed at least 1,200 Israelis.

Even though the last vestiges of summer have left us, and autumn colours and cooler weather are inviting us to prepare for winter, Mennonite Heritage Village continues to offer activities and programs for everyone.

The Psalmist does not miss any words as he relates his troubled situation to us. Most of us have or will get tangled up in messy situations during our lives.

The appearance of former Prime Minister Stephen Harper at the recent investment summit in Toronto likely upset a few federal Conservatives and federal Liberals.

Humans have a tendency to be preoccupied with their own lives. We create schedules for ourselves in order to remind us of our daily responsibilities and personal goals.

The transition from summer to fall in Manitoba brings with it a number of familiar routines. Vacations, summer festivals and time at the lake start to be in the rear-view mirror and the focus shifts to families adjusting to school and regular work schedules.

Throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, Mennonite communities faced repeated outbreaks of infectious disease. In both Imperial Russia and later Manitoba, epidemics brought grief, uncertainty, and high mortality.

My speech reveals my true character. It communicates my true personality more than anything else.