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Let’s talk peppers, because I feel like there is so much information about them that is simply never shared.

Many aspects of life and the economy have been disrupted over the past 18 months and it is encouraging to see so many returning.

My reasons for watching sports are atypical. It is not about seeing ‘my team’ win but having a chance to release emotion whether glad or sad.

Last week Public Health officials and the Department of Education released its back-to-school plan. It involves returning essentially all students to full time in class learning on September 7th and near normal operations.

In previous articles, I described our experience with several energy-conserving and energy-generating features in our new home. I described their return on investment (ROI) and total energy saved or generated.

I was pleased to recently tour new Legacy Children’s Centre with Families Minister Rochelle Squires.

The Rose has to be the most iconic garden shrub of all. There is something classic, traditional even about a rose garden.

Many of you know that during the Great Wars, Mennonite Conscientious Objectors (C.O.s) helped with the development of several parks. What you might not know is that Mennonite C.O.s also helped with the construction of a bizarre warship prototype in Jasper.

Over the past 18 months there have been several traditions and events that have been missed as a result of the global pandemic.

The costs of various house construction features are easily estimated and widely used in planning a house. The quantification of savings available from energy conservation features is uncommon or rare.