Wayne Weedon Food by Thoughts While incarcerated in a German concentration camp, the psychiatrist, Viktor Frankl, came to realise, he, and he alone, had control of himself. Any control the
By Shauna Dobbie Gender identity is a topic my mom and I fight about whenever anyone happens to mention it around us. Well, she fights; I just purse my lips
Are you a boy or a girl or is it just a matter of generation and choice? By Dorothy Dobbie When my daughter Shauna was three, she overheard me talking
The Manitoba government is creating a blue-ribbon infrastructure panel to offer advice on priorities for roads and highways it was announced Nov. 30 by Premier Wab Kinew and Transportation and
John Einarson Local Music Spotlight Recently, CBC television’s weekly investigative program The Fifth Estate dropped a bombshell on Canadian culture when it provided irrefutable evidence that celebrated Canadian Indigenous
Fred Morris From the desk of a gadfly This story will feature the residential part of Bradford Street and Nightingale Road. Why would I combine two streets at opposite
Gary BrownGeocaching So you have found a plethora of geocaches and now want to expand your fun with the sport by hiding one of your own. All Geocaches are
Jim Ingebrigtsen Tidbits A lot of people get a little nostalgic around the Christmas season. Naturally, we tend to look back on past years and remember those who are
Tim Chapman The holiday race is on. Well, it has been on for some time now. Between decorating the house, decorating the International Peace Garden, making travel plans and
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
