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Where will energy come from in the new energy economy? Since the transportation sector is the most dependent on crude oil, reductions in crude oil use will need to come primarily from the transportation sector.

As part of National Non-Smoking Week, I had the opportunity to attend a Students Working Against Tobacco event at the Niverville Collegiate Institute, which focused on encouraging youth to never start smoking or use tobacco products.

Our health care system here in Manitoba is one of our greatest blessings but all too often we don’t appreciate this benefit of living in our Province.

Mennonite Heritage Village is pleased to announce that we are installing a new exhibit in our Permanent Gallery.

Shea Butter is a fatty extract from the shea nuts which is found in the shea fruit produced by the shea (karate) tree. Shea trees grow naturally in the dry Savannah region of West Africa, and the area of Northern Uganda, and Southern Sudan.

This week marks the beginning of Red Tape Awareness Week and our government’s commitment to introduce new legislation next spring that would reduce the burden of regulatory requirements.

In this article in the series on “A Proposed Path to a New Energy Economy” we focus on the Energy East pipeline going through Manitoba not to Manitoba.

December was a busy month for Manitobans, from Christmas concerts to festive gatherings to preparing for the new year.

What makes a person humble? Have you ever felt humbled when we discover that we had the privilege of, “Teaching some very profound truth?”

In many respects it’s rather quiet at Mennonite Heritage Village at this time of year. Tourists are spending time in warmer locations. Schools are busy in classrooms and are waiting for warmer weather to plan their field trips.