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“But Mom isn’t Mom anymore.” These were the words of a daughter who sat by her Mom’s side, holding her hand and struggling with the fact that dementia had changed her Mom so profoundly.

One of the things Canadians love about summer is the long hours of sunlight to indulge in hiking, water sports and picnics, not to speak of tanning.

Following the horrific case in April of a 15 year-old child under the care of Child and Family Services being brutally assaulted while staying at a downtown Winnipeg hotel, Manitoba’s NDP family services minister promised to end the regular practice of placing children under CFS care in hotels.

There have been quite a few posts recently in this blog and on the SETI website about waste. This is another but with a slightly different angle.

We have already made the point that when Jesus read the Old Testament he tended to leave the images of violence behind and draw forward those images that portray God as nonviolent.

Following their successful exhibit Menno Meets Modern in 2014, we have again invited Paul Reimer’s Advanced Photography class from the SRSS to exhibit at Mennonite Heritage Village through our summer season.

Stress exists everywhere. We all have some degree of it, however, some manage it more efficiently than others.

I had the pleasure of meeting last week with representatives of the Manitoba Paramedic Association at my office in the Manitoba Legislature to hear of the changing nature of their profession and its importance to Manitobans.

GreenSpace Options is an experimental site at the corner of First Street and Brandt, managed by the South Eastman Transition Initiative.

“Change is in the wind” – when isn’t it. As far as the winds of change go, they never quit blowing; sometimes gently and sometimes with a ferocity that scares us.