The advent of more efficient electric lights ought to be hailed as a great step forward for energy conservation, since lighting consumes a hefty 6.5 percent of the world’s energy supply.
Putting “first things first” is an idea that sounds good. It’s the kind of notion that fits well into a homily given at a youth meeting or an address at graduation.
A few months ago a gal I work with came back from a Mexican holiday. As we talked about her holiday, she shared that the best part of the holiday for her was the day she spent working with children whose families live and work in the dump.
Steinbach welcomed participants in the Manitoba Lotteries 55 Plus Games this week as they took part in events that were held throughout the City.
I find critical thinking, particularly about the way I live and the life choices I make, inherently uncomfortable.
When stock market returns accelerate, it is only normal that most investors want to be involved in what could be the next big bull market that will quickly put them on the road to riches.
Manitoba’s NDP government has had a number of conversions in advance of the provincial election this October.
Twenty years, in terms of our planet, is a drop in the bucket; but in terms of the way we humans change our world, and change the way we interact with it and with each other, twenty years holds an awful lot of change.
It seems to me that persons living with a healthy balance of passion and wisdom are fortunate indeed.
More often than I would like to admit, this complaint is voiced by patients I care for.
