Staying Connected!
By Lavonne Kroeker, PHEc Recently I spent some time with a friend and her family and we got to talking about connection and how it seems to be lost at …
Articles written by Home & Family contributors, home economists across the Prairies
By Lavonne Kroeker, PHEc Recently I spent some time with a friend and her family and we got to talking about connection and how it seems to be lost at …
By Erin McGregor, RD, P.H.Ec. The number of nutrition resources available to consumers today is mind-boggling, and reports linking diet to health continue to multiply. With the popularity of social …
By Jennifer Dyck, PHEc Well it has been a month since I told you that I was Tofu Terrified. On my next grocery trip when I passed that tofu section …
By Simone Demers Collins, PHEc I love meandering through stores and markets, looking for a bargain, a time-saver, a unique use for traditional gadgets, or simply exploring the marketplace in …
By Lavonne Kroeker, PHEc Oh, I want to clean – spring brings those well-intentioned thoughts to my mind. Growing up, my mom set the example with her list in the …
By Tayler Rozon, BASc, Applied Human Nutrition Celebrity chefs have become some of our most recognized superstars. Several are traditional, while others are distinct and trendy, though they each share a …
By Jennifer Dyck, PHEc Have you ever been so intimidated by something that you become paralyzed and unable to make a decision or a move? Well for me every time …
By Josh Lockhart According to Barbara and Philip Newman infants (birth to two years old) experience the psychsocial crisis of Turst vs Mistrust. A psychosocial crisis is a predictable life …
By Michelle Kwan Do you wake up in the morning without feeling well rested? Do you crave caffeine by mid-afternoon because of sleepiness and fatigue? Do you take advantage of …
By Getty Stewart, Professional Home Economist Ever wonder about the difference between a grape vine and a virgina creeper? Before you taste test those dark blue berries, be sure you …
