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Summer in the City is now behind us. The organizers need to be commended for a well planned event. The South Eastman Transition Initiative contribution to the event was a booth drawing attention realistic alternatives to the gasoline consuming automobile; alternatives to the apparently irresistible car culture.

If you have ever been to Bethesda Place you know that a feature of the landscaping outside the building is the large river rocks along the building and just outside the front door by the turn about.

When consumers shop for milk, it’s amazing the choices they face – and they thought it would be simple just to pick up a litre or two.

The NDP government recalled the Manitoba Legislature on June 17th for an emergency sitting.

Recently the headline in the Carillon read “Lagoon Phosphorus Levels Under Review”. This concern should take seriously indeed – for at least two reasons.

When it comes to charitable giving, Canadians are among the best in the world.

In the church community in which I grew up, any talk of “biblical criticism” was tantamount to treason.

Well I have been thinking about writing a blog about fathers for a while now. I have been thinking about Dad’s and their daughters. I happen to be a daughter (nothing like stating the obvious).

Last Thursday I had the privilege of attending a meeting at a heritage museum in Cook’s Creek, Manitoba. The Association of Manitoba Museums initiated this meeting for museums in the Eastern Region.

Last week was a busy and eventful week at Mennonite Heritage Village. The week started with The Lions Charity Car Show on Sunday.