Winnipeg votes to declare 2022 as Year of the Garden. Boissevain joins in.
Dorothy Dobbie Janice Lukes sent us this note: “Thrilled to have brought forward a motion recognizing 2022 as Year of the Garden. Very pleased to have the support of Council,
An open letter to the new Premier
Dear Heather: Congratulations Premier Heather Stefanson. As the first female premier, you have a big job ahead of you as people and, especially, the media, become accustomed to dealing with
Podcasts are taking over the “airwaves”
And Lifestyles 55 Digital Radio is leading the way When you were young, and if you were lucky enough to have a transistor radio, you listened to one of two
Mr. Tomato, The Prairie Garden Guest Editor, talks small spaces
Mr. Tomato, the creator of the gardeners’ aids, Sea Magic and Kosy Coats, shares his thoughts on the upcoming Prairie Garden 2022 edition which he guest edited. Your host, Dorothy
Curbing fossil fuel emissions through technology
Gerry McAlpine A combustion engine is the most economical form of power in just about every industry in today’s economy. What if you could improve that efficiency with some state-of-the-art…
CentrePort Canada: A thriving inland port in the heart of Manitoba
By Diane Gray While most of us in Winnipeg have been hunkered down, focussing on COVID-19, business has forged ahead at CentrePort. Take a drive out there and you will
What is social health and why is it so important?
Have you ever measured your social health? We all know how important it is to care for our physical and mental health, but it’s also important to check in on
Falling for winter
With the lovely Fall season upon us, it is a perfect time to think about feeding wild birds in winter. Getting the right setup ready in fall will help you
Chicken Cordon Bleu
What I recall first is the warm runny melting cheese. I was young, very young. My memory tells me I was on a school exchange program, and I was staying
Why I will vote for the Liberals even though I support the Conservatives
All my life I have supported conservative causes and parties financially, in my writings, and lectures. I even spent four years in the federal parliament as the member of the