Editorial / Opinion
Here are some little salmon cakes I m making for supper tonight. I was going to describe them as similar to crab cakes, but they are not the least bit similar to crab cakes when I think about it (except they are both smallish and kind of round)...
Carol Wood, Alyson Martin, Lois Mombourquette, and Sylvie Berube answer this week s question.
In last week s Pic of the Past, the man on the left should have been identified as Ernie Ariano...
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The following is the eighteenth and final installment in a series about Nan Dorland, a radio star from New York City who spent six years on what is now Winoga Island on Abram Lake during the 1940s...
Last week, I visited the First Nations of Bearskin Lake, Kingfisher Lake, Muskrat Dam, and Big Trout Lake...
My friend Denny and I went shopping for a purse in Minneapolis. The two of us have been fine friends since our days as cooks in a Minneapolis Perkins restaurant almost a half century ago...
Carol Durante, Debbie Whalen, Diane Haskins, and Julie Makar answer this week s question.
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The following is the seventeenth installment in a series about Nan Dorland, a radio star from New York City who spent six years on what is now Winoga Island on Abram Lake during the 1940s.
Leander Land, Dorothy Broderick, Kristin Wray, and Judy Angeconeb answer this week s question.
60 year old pictures of Paul Bayda working on the construction of the Lynn Lake Line in Northern Manitoba...
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It was an honour to be re-elected as your Member of Parliament on September 20th...
I stopped on my way home to admire this frosted White Pine just down the road. The White Pine is breathtakingly majestic and beautiful. It s my favorite tree...
Terry Lynne Jewell, Liam Salter, Victor Lyon, and
Myriam Bernier answer this week s question.
A black and white photograph of the iron bridge while under construction...
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The following is the sixteenth installment in a series about Nan Dorland, a radio star from New York City who spent six years on what is now Winoga Island on Abram Lake during the 1940s...
During a walk in the woods this frumpy fall day I came across the stump of a 36-year-old birch tree I cut last week while clearing a walking trail snowmobile route close to camp...
Candice Rose, Dominique Duguay, Julia Cameron, and Levi Melnichuk answer this week s question.
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