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Spring Delights. I am a Sydneysider who has survived living 36 years, in the opposite climate here, in Winnipeg, Manitoba. I have been growing Lilies, mostly cold-hardy Asiatics and Martagons, since 1984. I now have over 1000 different ones, in my about 1 acre of gardens, on Lake Winnipeg. winnipeg • manitoba • canada • gardens • spring
What to Do at Grand Beach on Lake Winnipeg Manitoba, Canada's gateway province to the west, is known for it bright sunshine and many lakes, and especially the beaches on Lake Winnipeg. manitoba travel • lake winnipeg beaches • grand beach travel • water sports • swimming and parasailing
Guardian of a Sacred Trust The Natives on the shores of Lake Winnipeg knew of the secret magical healing powers of wet clay. It is the only sure cure for poison ivy, but my experiments have shown it to be effective in many other situations. natives • shores • lake winnipeg • secret • magical
Spring Delights - Part 2 Part 2 covers liliums, Nature and changing climates and fires. Most of our fires come from human stupidity, a largely incurable handicap! winnipeg • manitoba • canada • gardens • spring
Trading Partners and Aboriginal Country Wives The fates of women referred to as 'country wives' were determined by men who could abandon them, stay with them, take them to home countries or arrange a turning off. trading partners and aboriginal country wives • interpreters and guides contributions to successfu • contributions of canada's indigenous people • merged companies and george simpson • employee performance management in rupert's land
David Thompson, Explorer and Mapmaker (Part 1) Not well known in the United States, David Thompson was actually one of the first men to explore the western U.S. After Lewis and Clark who explored the lower Columbia, he and his party were the first to explore the upper Columbia. He also established the first fur trading posts in British Columbia, Montana, Idaho, and Washington. david thompson • charlotte small • thompson falls • pend o'reille • kullyspel
A Look at the Provinces, Part IV: Manitoba This is the fourth article in the series. Manitoba is the most eastern of the prairie Provinces. canadian shield • prairie province • canada • winnipeg
Explorers of Canada, Part XVIII: Henry Kelsey He discovered the Prairies. canada • saskatchewan • manitoba • prairies • exploration
Explorers of Canada, Part XX: Pierre de La Verendrye Explorer of the Canadian West canada • prairies • manitoba • saskatchewan • rockies
The Red River North is Rising and Threatening As residents and volunteers have continued to work hard at first sandbagging and most recently at evacuations, the collective hope is that the make-shift dykes hold. 2009 red river north flood • red river north floods • red river floods • fargo floods • moorhead floods
Camping at Grand Beach Provincial Park in Canada Grand Beach Provincial Park offers a campground with a family-friendly atmosphere and lots of varying activities throughout and near the park, to keep all ages busy. http://images.suite101.com/973468_com_img_1707.jpg • camping at grand beach provincial park • grand beach campground • grand beach • east beach at grand beach
Getting to Know Channel Catfish Learn where to catch channel catfish, their numerous health benefits, and other fun facts about this unique member of the catfish family. channel catfish • catfish facts • channel cats • channel catfish facts • catching channel catfish
Water in Canada Water... Canada has a lot of it. water • canada • freshwater • great lakes • walkerton
Athlete's Foot and Other Fungus Infections Fungus infections, on plants and on people, are caused by insufficient airflow and moisture. Fungi thrive at certain pH levels. The infections are therefore easily cured by a change in pH. fungus • infections • caused • insufficient • airflow
Charlotte Small Travels with David Thompson From 1807-1812, Charlotte Small travelled with her husband David Thompson or remained behind at a fur trade forts with their children while he explored the Rockies. charlotte small • david thompson • canadian fur trade • canadian exploration • north west company
Fruit for Frigid Climates Growing fruit in the cold climate of the Canadian prairies is a challenge, but the Canadian government has developed varieties in their research station in Morden, Manitoba, which will thrive as far north as zone 2. fruit • frigid • climate • morden experimental farm • research station
No Mosquitoes for Me, Thank You! You do not have to suffer from mosquito stings. If you correct the underlying nutritional deficiency, the little pests won't come near you. suffer • mosquito • stings • correct • underlying
Sacred Trust Family Remedies Contest This article on sweetgrass smudging introduced the fourth annual Natural Health contest. The prize is a homemade braid of sweetgrass. month ago • talked • sacred • natural • remedy
Canada - Journey into Winter cont.... Canada..Journey into Winter Part 2 The prairies Part of a Journey from sea to sea. canada • prairies alberta • saskatchewan edmonton • calgary • winnipeg
First Aid Naturally Natural remedies are more effective for me than any commercial first aid kit. Read about the Manitoba Natives' sure-fire remedy for poison ivy and other serious poisonings, infections, and burns. clay • poison ivy • vitamin a • vitamin e • natural
First Nations and Inuit of Canada In 1996, Former Governor General Romeo Leblanc proclaimed June 21st of every year as the National Aboriginal Day. It is the day we celebrate the contribution of the First Nations, Inuit, and Métis (mixed blood) peoples to Canada. canada • first nations • aboriginal • inuit • algonquin
The Battle of Seven Oaks On June 19th, 1816 armed Métis and Scottish Settlers met at a place called Seven Oaks. The battle lasted less than fifteen minutes. battle • of • seaven • oaks • cuthbert |
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