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Mennonite Heritage Village is an institution that was created to preserve and exhibit the history of the Mennonites who came to Manitoba in the 1870’s.

Question Period at the Manitoba Legislature, or any Legislature in Canada for that matter, is a heated affair.

Sometimes people ask about the MHV property and who lived here before the museum was established in the 1960’s. It turns out that this property has an interesting relationship with the Clear Springs settlers who were located north and east of Steinbach.

Life has its ups and downs. You and I wrestle with life’s problems in peculiar ways at times. Our minds do strange things.

Last week a Winnipeg media outlet ran an online poll that garnered thousands of responses.

The Program department at Mennonite Heritage Village connects people with each other and with our community’s past.

There are many challenges that face the democratic system today in Canada and in many countries. One of the most basic is simply a lack of understanding of how the day-to-day system of governing works.

On September 17th, the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) began a 45-day public comment period on the effectiveness and impact of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA), and public hearings on CUSMA will be held in the U.S. this November.

The Mennonite Heritage Village continues to strive for excellence in everything we do, from collecting artefacts to curating exhibits, and from creating experiential learning opportunities for school groups to celebrating our heritage with large community festivals.

Why be egalitarian regarding people? Because they each have great worth. Because they each are made in God’s image. People should be respected, even though we might disagree with them.