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This week it was announced that former Member of Parliament, Anita Neville, will become the next Lieutenant Governor (LG) of the Province of Manitoba.

Inflation occurs when too much money chases too few goods. That’s pretty simple. But how to prevent it is not simple.

With the summer in full swing, I have been taking advantage of the warm weather and longer days and have attended many of the wonderful events Dawson Trail has to offer.

Life is a trek. It is not easy, but in the end, you can look back and recognize you made some progress.

The past two years have been a roller coaster. It all started when my parents passed in 2020. I lost them both within 5 weeks of each other.

On Friday of last week, I joined members of the Manitoba RCMP at their headquarters in Winnipeg for a press conference to unveil a new provincial RCMP policing initiative that has already garnered some significant results.

It’s the time of year those of us who’ve attempted to garden, or stick solely to local fare, realize if we don’t eat wheelbarrow loads of one kind of veggie for a week at a time, it goes to waste quickly, and then we won’t see the same variety until next year at the same time.

Sometimes in the meal prayers of Mennonites you will hear this phrase, “and thank you Lord for the hands that have prepared it.”

Manitoba is known for its strong and diverse line-up of summer festivals and events. After long months of winter, it is something that Manitobans look forward to and we share those experiences with the many people who come to the province to take them in as well.

I was delighted to read Kate Raworth’s book, Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist.