Our government alongside the Provincial Road Safety Committee has provided Manitobans with a new vision to have the safest roads in Canada and lays the groundwork toward the goal of zero traffic fatalities on our roadways.
If there anything is missing in our culture today it is balance. We are not good at living balanced lifestyles of rest and work, family and career, nutrition, or parenting strategies.
Our Outdoor Village at Mennonite Heritage Village is in the process of being tucked in for a long winter’s nap. The robins have packed their bags and are on their way to their next destination.
Turmeric root has been used for thousands of years in Asia and India. You may be familiar with the use of this traditional spice in curry dishes, but were you aware that it also offers tremendous health benefits?
Later this month I look forward to meeting with Health Ministers from across Canada along with the new federal Minister of Health.
The recruitment and retention of doctors in rural Manitoba has been a challenge in recent years. And while there is more work to be done to ensure that all rural Manitobans are able to access a family physician some encouraging signs have occurred in recent weeks.
We are told that at the dawn of agriculture, which is believed to have occurred around 8000 B.C., there were approximately 5 million people on this earth.
Here we have the Apostle Paul saying that his prayer for the Philippian Church (and present-day Christians) is that their love for Jesus Christ, and all believers through out the whole world, would grow greater every day.
Here we go again – a long weekend, family gatherings, turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes and pumpkin pie – that’s pretty well the first thing folks think of when Thanksgiving approaches.
To mark Canada’s 150th anniversary of Confederation, the theme at Mennonite Heritage Village for 2017 is “Storied Places.”
