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Last week, MHV had the opportunity to host the 8th Annual Biomass Workshop, organized by Manitoba Agriculture, Food and Rural Development and presented by the Manitoba Bioenergy and Bioproducts Team.

As the body ages, changes can be expected. Skin becomes less elastic which brings on wrinkles, and hair thins and turns gray as pigment cells decline.

The NDP government has, finally, decided to return to the Manitoba Legislature. This week it announced that a provincial budget will be unveiled on April 30th and that will also mark the beginning of a new legislative session.

Paul I believe could not understand or see how any human being would deliberately choose to risk their salvation on their own works rather than on the gracious mercy of Christ.

Traditionally, our ancestors would have eaten fresh foods grown locally, even in their own kitchen gardens, only when they were in season.

As I drove to work On January 7, 2015 news of the shooting at the French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo was being aired: twelve dead and twenty wounded.

It was my privilege to address the South Eastman Rotary Club at their recent meeting in Steinbach. The club is a long-time supporter of Mennonite Heritage Village.

Most Canadian households have a cupboard full of products meant to dissolve stubborn stains, sanitize toilets, make windows shine and deodorize pet urine spots.

Manitoba has a new Premier. Well, not really. Following the NDP leadership convention this past weekend the NDP decided to select as their leader the same person who was already their leader, Greg Selinger.

While we have noted that there is a nonviolent narrative woven into the Old Testament text, J. Denny Weaver says in, The Nonviolent God, that Jesus was faced with a biblical text that frequently would…