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It’s small wonder they call this one a princess. This small ornamental has many positive attributes that make it a true princess.

Some museums are a single building, but at the Mennonite Heritage Village (MHV) we have over 30 buildings and monuments.

Over the past several weeks the Manitoba government has been making a concentrated effort to reach out to diplomatic officials representing countries from around the world.

I spend a lot of time reading reviews online. Whenever I consider buying something, one of the first things I do is check the internet to find out more about it.

In one sense, Jesus of the East; Reclaiming the Gospel for the Wounded, makes explicit what many contemporary Christian writers have been saying for quite some time; namely, that the western church would be enriched if it paid closer attention to faith perspectives in the Eastern Church.

In my last post I wrote about different colours and varieties of Ninebarks. With foliage colours ranging from purple to yellow and they are a unique option to add to your yard for a pop of colour and contrast.

Like hundreds, maybe thousands of you, I was hiking in the Whiteshell Provincial Park this past weekend in March.

On Tuesday of this week the province celebrated Agriculture Awareness Day in a virtual format welcoming guests from around the world to recognize the contribution of agriculture to the province of Manitoba and to the world.

As we approach the one-year anniversary of pandemic lockdowns, COVID-19 fatigue has set in for most. We want to see our families again. We want to have a barbeque with our neighbors. We want to be able to meet a group of friends at a restaurant.

Have you ever heard of sugarberry / hackberry tree? If so, you’re in the minority. This seems a little odd as it is a native tree, though more common and more used in Minnesota, North and South Dakota. It is an outlier in Manitoba with only one known local location South of Lake Winnipeg.