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This past weekend Canadians across our country celebrated Canada’s 151st birthday. For me personally, Canada Day is always an opportunity to reflect on what it means to be Canadian and to be thankful for the freedoms that we enjoy in this country.

Last week I had the good fortune of joining an enthusiastic group of agronomists and farmers on a small farmyard near Libau, just off Hwy 59 north east of Winnipeg.

‘Tis the season for gay pride parades. In a democratic, diverse multi-cultural society such as Canada it’s important to look at pride parade pros and cons. Let’s (dare) do that.

This is my final article, the 434th that I have written since I started my work as chaplain at Bethesda Hospital and Place. I want to use this final article to express my gratitude and say good bye.

The Manitoba Food History Project food truck has been parked in the Mennonite Heritage Village parking lot for over a week now, and will be there until July 7.

There is nothing like the creamy delicious taste of dairy. That first bite of cold, sweet, and smooth ice cream on a hot summer day or even that creamy comfort of a cheesy pasta.

As the 2018 school year draws to a close, I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate all of this year’s graduates.

When we decided to move to the country, we became interested in the gardening philosophy of permaculture.

As a young person we remember a time when we called a friend aside to share a secret? The moment we began to utter the word secret we became the center of attention and, at least for that moment, it was fun.

It has been eight months now that I have been documenting my growing understandings about what it means to be truly spiritual.