Tuesday, August 1, 2023 at 7:45AM 
by Chris Krahn
When you take a walk down Main Street Steinbach, you may notice that something does not feel quite right. There’s an aura that hangs over your head; a feeling of discomfort that is difficult to pin down.
Tuesday, July 25, 2023 at 12:05PM 
by Eric Rempel
Different cultures eat different greens. Perhaps we all know that, but I want to flesh this out based mostly on observations built over the years that I have been involved at the allotment gardens
Tuesday, July 18, 2023 at 12:07PM 
By Gary Martens
Ah! The lazy, hazy days of summer. On the radio, I heard an interview by Nadia Kidwai on the perfect recipe for a great summer. There were three ingredients mentioned: food, family/friends and freedom. I agree that all of those make for a great summer, but I want to add a fourth and that is a special summer connection to the earth.
Tuesday, July 11, 2023 at 12:09PM 
by Tamara Rempel
I walk our dog every day down our gravel road. Once in a while, for a change of scenery, we go somewhere exotic to stroll: Bush Farm Road in Steinbach, or the unpretentious Tetrault Park walk in La Broquerie. But generally, day in, day out, winter or summer, rain, sun or snow, minus 40 or plus 36 with a humidex of 45, and all the days in between, you can find my dog Winnie and I sauntering alongside this grid road bordered with shelterbelts and fields and farmyards, greeting the day.
Tuesday, July 4, 2023 at 2:27PM 
by Jack Heppner
Back in February 2015, Mark A. Burch facilitated a seminar entitled “Transitioning to Simplicity”. During this seminar, Burch referred repeatedly to the concept of “mindful sufficiency.” Instead of participating recklessly in a culture of consumerism, which our planet cannot sustain, he suggested that we need to simplify our lifestyles voluntarily if we want to leave a positive future to our children and grandchildren.