Not-For-Profit organizations exist to meet a need in the community. Most of us have a job and we have obligations to look after our place of residence, whether an owned or a rented home. But a community requires more than that to thrive.
It’s an often used strategy in politics that before any significant announcement, leaders and officials work to lower the bar of expectations.
Mennonite Heritage Village Auxiliary is hosting a film night on March 26 at 7:00pm, showing the new film, The Russlaender Migration: From Revolution to Reflection.
Mike Campbell, a character in the Ernest Hemingway novel The Sun Also Rises, is asked about his financial trouble and how he went bankrupt. His response was “Gradually, then suddenly.”
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At one time in Canada, the contents of provincial and federal budgets were the best kept secrets in town.
As we head into March, the Mennonite Heritage Village’s programming shifts gears. Winter programming is wrapped up as plans for spring and summer get underway.
When Jesus was preaching and teaching during His time on earth, parents would bring their children on their first birthday so that they would receive the blessing of Christ.
This year marks the 100th Anniversary of The Royal Canadian Legion in Canada. While many Canadians are aware of the Legion, few know its history or likely the broader purpose of the organization.
I would like to take this opportunity to discuss some recent behaviour displayed by Premier Wab Kinew.
