What can go right when you are on a board?
Trudy Schroeder Random Notes By Trudy Schroeder I have seen beautiful things happen when people work together in harmony to help an organization fulfill its mission. There is something almost
From discovery to yummy, the Italians make us all feel at home
By Ian Leatt Sometime in the late 19th Century, the first documented account of beef in tomato sauce, Spaghetti Bolognese, took place. Initially created for a presiding pope, this dish
Gotta have faith in Systemically Important Banks
By Romel Dhalla Systemically Important Banks – we call them SIBs – were created in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis. They were deemed "too big to fail" and
Oldest active car guy still motoring
By Myron Love Age and time have been kind to Denis Verrier. With his full head of wavy, not-yet-white hair and a twinkle in his eye, he looks many years
What’s going on in Manitoba sports these days?
By Myrna Dreidger It seems like wherever you look these days, there are exciting things happening in Manitoba in the world of sports! The most recent event announced is that
Two Winnipeg arts luminaries pass away
Peter A. Herrndorf, C.C., O.Ont. & Gordon Edward Pinsent, C.C. Statement to the Senate, March 7, 2023 by the Hon. Patricia Bovey Honourable senators, Canada recently lost two internationally and
Hobnobbing with Joe
Well, our Joe, anyway . . . By Dorothy Dobbie As the President of the Canadian Association of Former Parliamentarians, it is not unusual to get invitations to hear foreign
LifeStyles 55 April Issue
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The Italians got this dish spot on! Chicken Florentine!
Ian LeattFoodies When we talk about home cooked, comfort meals, chicken is at the top of most people’s list. This particular dish, Florentine, brings back many fond memories for me
The elastic brain of older people
You better believe there is life after 50! The director of the George Washington University College of Medicine argues that the brain of an elderly person is much more plastic