Is Uncle Sam spying on you?
Wayne WeedonFood Thoughts Is it true, does Uncle Sam know more about me than I do? Why would he be spying on me? I am told he even listens
Winnipeg: City of Song
John EinarsonLocal Music spotlight As we celebrate Winnipeg’s 150th birthday, each month music historian and author John Einarson will share stories from our city’s rich and colourful music history.
Northern Manitoba：The creative North meets in The Pas
Gabrielle Swan View from The Pas One of the best kept secrets (not intentionally) in the north is its creative energy and strong production capacity. The wonderful mix of
I highly recommend Dr. Helene Bertrand’s book, Low Back Pain: 3 Steps to Relief in 2 Minutes
by Dorothy Dobbie Dr. Helene Bertrand’s book, Low Back Pain: 3 Steps to Relief in 2 Minutes, is a gift to all back pain sufferers, 90% of which are fixable
What’s in a dog whistle?
Dorothy DobbieIssue in the News If you have a dog, you will know that a dog whistle makes a high-pitched sound that only dogs can hear. If you are accused
Where is Andrew Carnegie when we need him?
Trudy SchroederRandom Notes I have been thinking about the way the spaces that we make for different types of activities in our communities shape the nature and character
Events – R – Us
Gary BrownGeocaching April was so loaded with events that my calendar looked like a full time work schedule. The forecast for the summer seems to be a continuation of
Dobbie & Dobbie：I prefer dogs
By Shauna Dobbie The discussion this month is: cats or dogs, which is better? I’ve owned both. In fact, I – well, my family, really – have owned
Dobbie vs Dobbie: I prefer cats
By Dorothy Dobbie There is nothing wrong with dogs. For the most part, we get along just fine, despite the fact that they are a lot of work.