In discussions about the merits of a Carbon Tax as a policy response to the threat of climate Change, one frequently hears the comment that this tax, or one similar to it, is basically a “stick”.
Last time we focused lots on hot peppers and new varieties so let go a little milder. Let’s talk Bell Peppers.
We are in the middle of a federal election and now is the best time for individual producers to influence policy.
What a privilege for the Mennonite Heritage Village (MHV) and Summer in the City to throw the biggest and possibly last party of the year for Steinbach and area this past weekend.
Last week I had the incredible honour of taking the oath of office to serve as the 23rd Premier of Manitoba. It was not an opportunity that I was not expecting just a short time ago.
This summer was very hot and dry. My friend asked me to watch his property since he spent the summer out of province.
The Spirea is a humble plant, it is often overlooked and under thought. Did you know that there are literally hundreds of native Spirea species?
With ever-increasing urbanity, village life has become that much more precious. It is precious to be part of a smaller community, to know the people you meet on the street and to have the time and the heart to work together when needed.
Bumped into an old acquaintance the other day. As we chatted, it emerged that he is building a new house. What precipitated this project was a number of factors coming together.
I’m not going to start this blog the same way many people do these days with a pre-emptive conciliatory statement to try and keep people from getting upset. My observation is that such efforts are usually futile.
