Manitoba Health Care: Innovation Must Break Government Stranglehold
A Manitoba author argues health care has been sidelined by debates on environment and crime. They condemn the NDP for overly public funding and tout private options and innovation as essential for faster CAT scans, better care, and future progress. The piece urges shifting from government control to patient-focused reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
NDP
Workmens’ Compensation Board
RCMP
Alberta
Minnesota
Laughing Through Pain A Guide To Humor And Hope
A reflection on wit and humor, the healing power of laughter, and finding humor in life and adversity. It shares anecdotes from stroke survivors, a surgeon’s quip about lasers, and a preacher’s tale, urging laughter to ease tension and sustain faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Solomon
Kathryn
Los Angeles Times
UCLA
Tonight Show
Jay Leno
Lance
Rev
Grady Nutt
Hee Haw
God
Nutt
Fox and Geese Echo Childhood Games in Modern Times
A reminiscence recalls outdoor schoolyard games from youth such as Fox and Geese Red Rover and Crack the Whip. The narrator notes changes in activity levels and finds adults and younger generations less inclined to join in old fashioned play despite fond memories.
Prairie snow game and social snow angels recalled
A reminiscence describes a playful chaos as players chase in a prairie style tag on packed snow. The narrator mentions a senior woman considering joining, then jokes about getting her back up after attempting a snow angel.