Civility on Social Media

I often like to take a moment to think about progress. At times I think about my own personal progress, sometimes about the progress and growth of a community organizations

Thank you to all Manitobans who have and continue to stay home during this COVID-19 pandemic. Due to your vigilance, our province has been able to flatten the curve and

On Sunday, May 24, 1970, 50 years ago this month, Manitoba experienced its very own Woodstock. Billed as the Niverville Pop Festival, the event was staged in a farmer’s field

As many of you know, I began my career as a nurse. I loved every second of it and am so fond of the many memories I have. Working alongside

I recently participated in a conference with my fellow presiding officers from across Canada. At this conference we held meetings and discussed the many subtle and overt differences in the…

Manitoba first became a province almost 150 years ago in 1870. Manitoba has weathered many storms and has been the home of many great accomplishments, leaving us with much to

The Manitoba Legislative Building is a source of pride for Manitobans. This stunning building has many wonderful qualities to it. From the architecture, to the art and permanent wall exhibits,

The provincial election on September 10, 2019, was not the only election I’ve recently put forward my name as a candidate. In Manitoba, the Speakers of the Legislative Assembly are