How much is enough and what is pay fairness
A Manitoba editorial argues for limited government pay raises as part of cutting expenditures and boosting efficiency. It cites protests and calls for transparency while urging contentment and disciplined spending, advocating self denial and sharing surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
St. Paul
Timothy
Thim
Timothy O
Be grateful for the ordinary walks with two dogs
A reader notes Brené Brown on gratitude and reflects on a morning dog walk. The writer slows pace, notices small details, greets neighbors, and finds ordinary moments of life meaningful amid daily duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brene Brown
Brené Brown
Tedalk
Oprah
Daisy
Season of Growth in Our Neighborhood
Observing yellow blooms and new growth as lilac and raspberry bushes sprout. grass greens and dandelions bloom. Neighbors hear lawnmowers, plant radishes and onions, and birds gather twigs while a robin tries to lift plastic. A joyful reflection on God’s creation and Psalm 95 urges worship and praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin
Canada funds Riding Mountain National Park infrastructure
The Government of Canada announced nearly 6 million dollars for infrastructure work at Riding Mountain National Park in Manitoba. Parks Canada and Environment Minister Catherine McKenna and Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr touted preservation, visitor experience upgrades, and renewal of heritage buildings including East Gate, Grey Owl’s Cabin, and the Bandstand on Clear Lake as part of a broader five year, 3 billion dollar national project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government of Canada
Riding Mountain National Park
Environment and Climate Change
Parks Canada
Catherine McKenna
Natural Resources
Winnipeg South Centre
Jim Carr
Parks Canada Places
Canada
East Gate
East Gate National Historic Site
Clear Lake
Riding Mountain
Carr
RMNP
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neil Strohschein
Henry Hoover
Sion
H. Hoover
Rita Friesen