The art of negotiation (part 1, reason)
The important question is always, why? If I find one of my friends is in a physical fight with another man, and I hand my friend a knife which he
Filing your taxes is no easy task
Oftentimes, it is confusing and downright difficult. Many do not have access to or can’t afford the resources they need to file their taxes like computers, a printer, or money
Saving the first NDP federal budget
The Jan. 23, 2006, federal election brought Stephen Harper to power as the head of a minority government. His victory was not expected initially. The minority Liberal government of Paul
Manitoba emblems
The Province of Manitoba has a variety of different emblems. An emblem is a symbol, object or set of words that represents something else. When we talk about emblems in
Get involved in planning your future
Let Senior’s Minister Scott Johnson know what you want As the inaugural Minister of Seniors and Long-Term Care, I consider myself truly fortunate to have already had so many opportunities
The Premier is willing to think outside the box to fix what is broken in Manitoba
Dorothy Dobbie The first thing the premier said after “hello” this month was how wonderful it was to attend Treaty Land Entitlement days and to celebrate with the Sikh community.
Climate change: when are we going to start talking about the costs and other implication of abandoning fossil fuels?
Let us set aside for the moment the issue of whether or not climate change is an existential threat to humankind. A good portion of the world believes it is
Winnipeg rocks the arts world!
Jean Giguere, former chair and chair emeritus of the RWB, was in Ottawa recently to attend the Governor General’s performing arts awards. Jean is a member of the Order of
Summertime safety in the city
Winnipeg is a pretty fantastic place to be during the summer months. If you are like me, you love doing the hometown tourist thing, visiting some of our lovely restaurants,
Reacting to the needs of Indigenous children with a new approach to healing in a concrete step toward reconciliation
Recognizing the value of Indigenous healing practices and making them available for Indigenous patients where requested was the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Call to Action 22: “We call upon those