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Here we are – Easter weekend. Have you thought about Easter? I mean really thought about it.

It didn’t take long after the federal budget was released last week for NDP Premier Greg Selinger to start blaming Ottawa for all of the financial problems that he himself has created in Manitoba.

Had someone asked me five years ago to describe the organic food industry, I would have placed organic food production somewhere on the fringe.

Another report from the Canadian Institute for Health Information last week told Manitobans what many already knew.

Emotional outrage isn’t always justifiable. In the case of the recent sentencing of convicted sex offender Graham James, however, it certainly is.

Okay, maybe not everything. But what if some of our core beliefs about how the world works turn out to be seriously flawed?

In Part Three of A New Kind of Christianity, Brian McLaren tackles the thorny issue of the fact that God is portrayed as vindictive, cruel, retaliatory and bloodthirsty in much of the Old Testament.

W.I. Thomas, an American sociologist in the first of the 20th century once wrote “If people define a situation as real, it is real in its consequences.”

This past two Sundays we have been hearing about family in church. I figured seeing as I have a soap box, I will give you my two cents worth of opinion (cause isn’t that what a soap box really is, a place to stand up and give your two cents?).

As most people know, the speed at which government works is slow. Often, frustratingly slow.