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During your career, you get used to receiving a single regular “paycheque” from your employer or business.

When is it OK to say, enough is enough. I was with a patient awhile back and this was the question: “When is it OK to say enough is enough?”

Just seven months prior to a provincial election, The NDP government has begun to roll out multi-million dollar election promises designed to cover-up 11 years of missed opportunity.

One of the devil’s finest pieces of work is getting people to spend three nights a week in Bible studies. (Subversive Spirituality, by Eugene Peterson, p. 207)

Earlier this month police officers raised a concern about a little known practice of the NDP justice system.

I am a small time carpenter of sorts. Some of the happiest and most relaxing moments in my life are spent in my little workshop at the end of the entrance hallway of our house.

Recently I have begun thinking of mental illness in a bit different way.

It’s time that the provincial government gave farmers their due and not simply the blame.

There’s no doubt about it, making ends meet is tough. And getting ahead?

It’s just gone from bad, to much worse! There were plenty of reasons before for Manitobans to have objections about the NDP government’s plan to run a new Bi-Pole hydro transmission line down the west side of the province even though a route on the east side of Lake Winnipeg is much shorter.