June is traditionally the season of graduations although again this year, it felt that things were anything but traditional. Like last year, graduations were altered due to COVID-19.
In 2018, we moved from an older house in the country to a new house in Steinbach. Our previous house was heated by electric baseboards and by a wood stove.
That’s a wrap on another Manitoba Legislative Session! Our government was proud to bring forward a robust legislative agenda focused on protecting Manitobans and advancing Manitoba.
I’ve been walking through the greenhouse looking over our plants and wondering what I could possibly write about.
As public health restrictions continue in Manitoba, we are pleased that Village Books and Gifts has been able to remain open to shoppers!
As vaccination programs accelerate around Canada, provinces are all engaged in a process of reopening social and economic activities following a difficult third wave of COVID-19 that has stressed the medical system in every province.
How our planet and economies respond to the big issues of our time is determined by the individual actions of millions, indeed often, billions of individuals.
Legislation brought forward by the provincial government has sparked debate about agriculture in Manitoba. The Animal Diseases Amendment Act has drawn comments about environmental impact and animal care.
How long, O Lord? How long? How long till we can get ourselves untangled from the cords of Covid?
It might not be what modern people would put on their list of what is needed to build a village, but a garden is vital.
