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This past Monday was Manitoba Day. The celebration of our province’s 155th birthday may have gone by unnoticed by many but there was cake to be had to mark the occasion a couple days early at the Mennonite Heritage Village (MHV) Museum

The province of Manitoba is our home and in 1986, the government of Manitoba officially designated May 12 as Manitoba Day.

The recent federal election was one that was filled with surprises. But what was not unexpected was the sharp political divide that exists in Canada with the two main national parties, The Liberal Party and the Conservative Party, essentially splitting the popular vote.

Manitoba needs to designate the Hôpital Ste-Anne Hospital as a regional hospital. Here’s why.

Mennonite Heritage Village hires youth and young adults every spring to assist our permanent staff with various aspects of operating an outdoor museum and tourist attraction.

After what was a very long leadership race, Manitoba Progressive Conservative members elected a new leader to head the party as it prepares for the next provincial election scheduled for just over two years away.

Mark Carney took over Justin Trudeau’s job as Canada’s prime minister on March 14, 2025 and continues on as PM after the Liberals defeated the PC party at the recent federal election on April 28.

Spring in Manitoba is a wonderful time of year. Daylight hours are getting longer. The temperature is edging towards above zero for nighttime and double digits for daytime.

By now, most Canadians have likely heard more about trade barriers and tariffs than they ever wanted to.

We are one week away from the MHV Volunteer Orientation on April 24th. We start off with a BBQ at 6:00pm and then have a brief update and orientation for returning and new volunteers at 7:00pm.