Faithfully yours - Caring for people — the principle

By Neil Strohschein

The Neepawa Banner

In last week’s column, I suggested a simple strategy to help us look after the planet. In a caring society, we take personal responsibility for how we relate to the environment around us. We do all we can to keep the place clean and if we make a mess, we clean it up.

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Homebodies - Slowing down to see the sights

By Rita Friesen

The Neepawa Banner

It was unusual, but I was up and about at six of the am. Twice! One morning it was to have breakfast with my friend before she headed to the city to catch her flight. And then, the very next morning, it was to start my studies.

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Right in the centre - Repeated failures

By Ken Waddell

The Neepawa Banner

A recent internet presentation by a speaker suggested that in the first half of the 1900s, Facism rose up and 50 million people died as a result before it was defeated. The speaker included Fascism in Italy, Nazism in Germany and the madness that consumed Japan in the 1930s and 40s.

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My perspective - Looking forward, looking back

By Kate Jackman-Atkinson

The Neepawa Banner

Last week, new signage for the Neepawa Press went up on the Neepawa Banner building in Neepawa.  The move had us looking back into the Neepawa Press’ archives, something we acquired with the purchase of the paper. 

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Homebodies - Adventures with friends

By Rita Friesen

The Neepawa Banner

These past few days have been the perfect fall days to get things done. I am deeply appreciative of the wonderful support network that surrounds me.

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