In World War 1 and 2 Canadians planted Victory Gardens. These mostly urban gardens were part of a creative response to encourage local people to...
When we care for something, we pay attention to it. When we don’t care for something, we can easily overlook it. If we care for...
Let’s pause a moment that celebrate Manitoba, they deserve it. Recent studies show that among Canadian provinces, Manitoba is the most generous on a number...
Ten Thousand. It’s the magic number that those with step counters aim for everyday. Ten thousand steps, with reminders to get up and get moving...
Joy seems to be a rare commodity these days. In the good old days, of even a few weeks ago, we happily pursued our joy....
Our history has two threads that run through it; the threads of patience and impatience. Threads that mark our response to waiting. We all remember...
Gratitude is a kind of thread that holds communities together. Often unseen, uncelebrated, and unnoticed by most as we go about our day to day...
Coming together by keeping at a distance – this seems to be our new reality. But how do we care for each other in these...
What a strange time we live in. A virus, so small and so dangerous to so many, has brought the whole world to a stop....
One of my neighbours is a farrier, he puts shoes on horses. He has taught me a lot about growing as a person and neighbour....