More about slavery
This Master/Slave mentality is embedded in Canadian culture. Food for Thoughts / Wayne Weedon Every person on earth is descended from slaves. Forever, tribes have been conquering other tribes,
Agape Table: Nourishing the Body, Heart, and Spirit
Living in Winnipeg, you have likely heard the name of our city’s longest running food assistance program. For over 43 years, Agape Table (Agapé gr: meaning ‘unconditional love’) has quietly
Exercise for life and learning
Exercise before starting a new task helps to focus attention and makes leaning more likely By Jerry Storie I am paraphrasing, but guess who said “In order to succeed
Canada’s Royal Winnipeg Ballet School’s 14-City Audition Tour
The Winnipeg audition was just held on Friday, January 26, 2024 at the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, 380 Graham Avenue. For the full 2023-24 RWB School Audition Tour City Schedule and
Fix the healthcare system! What governments can and cannot doFix the healthcare system!
By Dorothy Dobbie Governments cannot fix healthcare! Unfortunately, we are stuck with a 1950s model in a 2020s world. As an NDP friend of mine, former MP Lynn McDonald, recently
[Original] Schizophrenia(2)
The following story is part of a new feature, the serialization of our columnist Wayne Weedon’s fictional work, Schizophrenia. Wayne is a brilliant writer whose style consists of simple declarative
Starting the new year with geocaching is a fantastic way to explore the province.
Gary Brown 2024, it’s here and it’s a good time to have a look ahead. There are many plans for the year, most of it has us being active.
Premier’s new Business and Jobs Council good idea but misses several marks
On December 7, Premier Wab Kinew announced the creation of the “Premier’s Business and Jobs Council to advise the province on developing a strong economy that Manitoba can rely on
Start the year off with fish, a real chowder for us lovers of seafood
if you are looking for something filling, hearty, and comforting then this dish is something you should not miss out on. Ian Leatt Growing up on an island in what
Limits to freedoms in Canada
Now, for me it was a little bit of pain; for others, it was a world of anguish to submit to something they didn’t believe in (um, science). Shauna Dobbie