Our culture hates hypocrisy. That’s usually a good thing, but there are times when we’re too quick to judge.
Recently, our PC government has made some exciting announcements regarding grant funding, and I am pleased to highlight the funding that has been allocated for local community projects throughout Dawson Trail.
The very first waffle is said to be made by a tired medieval knight. Sitting down with his chainmail armour he did not notice the oatcake below him until later.
After weeks of calls from the Opposition, David Johnston has, finally, resigned as the Prime Minister’s special “rapporteur”.
Late last year, I was pleased to participate in an announcement to establish an integrated policing unit specifically dedicated to arresting violent criminals that are wanted on warrants in Manitoba.
Not long ago I heard of a recently retired senior saying that he was bored with his new life. His complaint was that there are only a limited number of things one can do around the house. I know many seniors who feel this way.
Yes, December 8-2019 will be pre-set in stone for every person in the world. None of us had experienced a COVID-19 Pandemic. For the Christians of this world, we understand that it is only by the grace of God that we can overcome our fears – our test of faith attitudes.
Trees are green. We learn this in kindergarten. Plants over all grow green leaves.
It is a sight to see so many heritage tractors parading our Mennonite Heritage Village’s (MHV) street and then the country roads.
Last week, opposition MPs from every party (except the governing Liberals) united to support an NDP motion calling for the removal of David Johnston as special “rapporteur” as he lacked the confidence and trust of the House of Commons.
