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Recently I had a conversation with a friend who was disturbed at the way today’s factory farms manage the manure generated on these farms.

With the arrival of spring comes time for spring cleaning. The Main Street revitalization project for St. Adolphe and Ile Des Chenes will soon be underway.

Recently the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority announced plans to better patient care. Presently, Manitobans are waiting too long for care, are staying too long in hospital and often need to visit multiple locations to access the care they need.

Easter is a harbinger of new life. Maybe that’s why some of our celebrations include baby chicks and bunnies.

Ah Spring, the season of changing weather and seemingly unavoidable congestion that comes along with it.

This week marks the 100th anniversary of a battle that occurred during one of the bloodiest wars in the history of the world, a battle that saw soldiers from all corners of Canada come together in the face of adversity.

Everyone knows that if you leave your car outside in the sun with the windows closed it get hot inside – very hot even. The other day I was in a greenhouse with simple plastic cover and it was remarkably hot inside even though it was below freezing outside.

It is funny how impressions are made. As I reflect back over my life there have been a few spiritual events that have left indelible impressions on my soul.

Last Monday I had the opportunity to tour the Niverville Health Care Clinic alongside a group including my colleague Shannon Martin, MLA for Morris, Southern Health CEO Kathy McPhail and Board Chair Abe Bergen.

Mennonite Heritage Village (MHV) is incorporated in the province of Manitoba and owned by its members. To comply with provincial law and our bylaws, MHV conducts an Annual General Meeting every year at this time.