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For a number of years our oldest boy has been one of the lucky students selected to attend WE Day celebrations in Winnipeg.

Pressing back toward the early Christian era, we encounter in the second century the formation of a perspective on the saving work of Christ which later came to be known as the Christus victor atonement theory.

This week a couple of my online news feeds informed me that the Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre has been appointed to the province’s Signature Museums Program.

Busy season is often snacking season. The fall season can get hectic as kids go back to school and extracurricular sports, clubs and lessons start up again.

With September upon us, it is back to school time in the Hanover School Division and around the province.

When I was appointed in spring as the Minister of Health, Seniors and Active Living I was also asked by our Premier to continue to serve as Government House Leader for the spring session and to work on mentoring a new incoming House Leader.

A reality I encounter every day in my work is uncertainty. One of the first questions I often ask as I spend time with patients in the hospital is, “What brings you to the hospital?”

This summer we were pleased to accept into our collection three models built by Harold Fast.

Digestive conditions are prominent in today’s society. Canada has one of the highest incidence and prevalence rates of Inflammatory Bowel Disease and Irritable Bowel Syndrome in the world.

Last week I was pleased to announce that Manitoba will now join the ranks of Ontario, Nova Scotia and British Columbia in automatically administering hearing tests to newborn infants.