How many times a week do you hear glazed doughnuts, brownies or a slice of lemon torte call your name?
Public hearings on the NDP government’s controversial Bill 18 have been occurring at the Manitoba Legislature over the past week.
The Gift and Book Shop at Mennonite Heritage Village frequently adds new books to the shelves.
What can a Transition Town really achieve? That was the question a colleague asked me the other day when I said I was writing an article on behalf of the South Eastman Transition Initiative.
A rejection of ambiguity places a demand on the biblical text that it simply cannot deliver. Furthermore, it places personal faith on thin ice.
We have seen a number of staff changes in recent weeks, many relating to the return of students to school.
May and June are typically the busiest months for our Education Program, with groups of students coming almost every day.
With the help of staff and volunteers, we are approaching the completion of our grain harvest.
There is a certain mystique about cherries that comes through in music and poetry.
It has been several months since NDP Premier Greg Selinger announced that he would be increasing the provincial sales tax from 7% to 8%.
