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I remember it vividly. Driving along the road south of Winnipeg as cars were stopping near one of the homes along the Red River.

Summer is a wonderful time to connect with friends and family and it’s a great time to plan an organized trip to Mennonite Heritage Village.

At around 8 am on the morning of Tuesday June 3rd, after more than 16 hours of voting and final debates on proposed legislation, the Manitoba Legislature ended its spring session which began in early March.

I’d like to take this opportunity to congratulate some deserving individuals.

Every year we hear from numerous not-for-profit organizations about the value they bring to a community and the ‘good’ they are doing for community members.

Before the Manitoba NDP were elected in the fall of 2023, Manitoba homeowners were provided with a 50% rebate on the school taxes that they were charged on the value of their home.

Many of us know facts about our family’s history, including experiences from our own growing up years, and stories we have heard from our parents and our grandparents.

Manitoba’s NDP government made a lot of promises to Manitobans when they were elected more than a year and a half ago.

A former Prime Minister once quipped from the campaign trail that, “an election is no time to talk about serious issues”. When it comes to providing opportunities for Canadians, however, policy matters far more than partisan politics.

The Mennonite Heritage Village preserves and exhibits the experience and story of the Mennonites who came from present day Ukraine to settle in Manitoba in the 1870’s and onward.