We recently took a road trip west to visit friends and relatives and see our beautiful country.
While spring has officially arrived, it doesn’t quite feel like it as colder temperatures stubbornly hang around Manitoba.
This summer, Mennonite Heritage Village (MHV) will be joining the rest of the Mennonite community across Canada in commemorating the hundredth anniversary of the arrival of the “Russländer” Mennonites.
Thanks to dedicated individuals and organizations, human trafficking, most often for the purpose of sexual exploitation, is understood and recognized more today than it has been in the past.
Our Planet Earth is sending us signals – natural systems are being unbalanced. We have desecrated our beautiful planet Earth, and need to stabilize and renew it.
When the sewing factory closed in Steinbach, supervisor Tina Dyck, decided it was time to ‘retire’ and volunteer at Mennonite Heritage Village (MHV). She was 64 years old at the time.
Over the past several years a number of steps have been taken to better coordinate policing in Manitoba. While our province has a relatively small population compared to other provinces, it is large in size and has several different policing agencies covering that vast area.
If you decided to raise backyard chickens this year, you may be starting with chicks. Starting chicks stands as the most challenging aspect of backyard chickens, and proper preparation is key to success.
The adage ‘look both ways before crossing the street’ reminds us that it is good to be aware of our surroundings before venturing out.
I am reading a book called “How to Fix the Future”. Andrew Keen, the author of the book, says that indeed the future is going to be broken if we humans do not consciously intervene.
