We look at our Lord’s life and crucifixion here on earth and listen to his words and we say, “Here is someone who understands what is happening to us.”
An empty house can seem sad and lonely. But a home – that’s different. It’s your place, an architectural shell you’ve filled with the beauty of life, the emotion of living.
Manitoba and Saskatchewan have always had a friendly rivalry that extends from our football teams to our economic standing in Canada.
A few years ago, my wife Ruth and I had the amazing opportunity to make some Anabaptist connections in Europe.
“I never intended” this phrase could be used as an organizing principle for my life.
More than three years ago Manitoba Progressive Conservatives brought forward a Bill in the Manitoba Legislature to eliminate the payment of benefits from Manitoba Public Insurance to individuals who steal cars and then injure themselves in the course of their crime.
Year after year, many Canadians leave a key financial opportunity on the table by not contributing the maximum allowable amount into their Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP).
Premier Greg Selinger and the NDP government finally announced that they are ready to return to the legislature to debate issues and answer questions…but not until April 12th.
In my books, Myron Augsburger is perhaps one of the best preachers I have ever heard.
This week, March 7 – 13th is Health Ethics Week in Manitoba. The theme set for the week by the Provincial Health Ethics Network is “Doing the right thing – Doing the thing right”.
