Manitoba Society News (Canada)

In his early life, he embraced the Ukrainian community in Canada so much so that in the end he saw himself as a Ukrainian and so did the Ukrainian community.

The Winnipeg YOUTHPRENEURSHIP EXPO event will feature and support some of Winnipeg’s most promising, up and coming young entrepreneurs.

Selected excerpts from Clare Pieuk's explosive "9-11" affidavit concerning potential waste of taxpayer monies and financial misconduct by the Manitoba Metis Federation.

Chaplain Byron Elsey’s New Book Dispels the Myths Surrounding Criminals and Their Families While Providing Communities with Crime Prevention Knowledge and Tools

Short of the wedding dress and any other worn bridal accessories, the wedding cake topper is one wedding reception accessory that gets more scrutiny and attention from the bride than any of the evening’s other decorations.

Creativity is key to keeping party planning affordable in touch economic times. Clever and imaginative party ideas will make an impression on even the most difficult to impress guests - regardless of how tight the party planning budget.

Shortly after releasing his newest work, contemporary and macabre artist Adam Gillespie was interviewed on his current thoughts on the world and where he finds inspiration.

MYS launched "The Global Directory of Web Sites that List Online Volunteer Opportunities", today. This unique global directory will allow any non-profit organization to easily find Web sites to list their Internet-based volunteer opportunities.

To assist in the recruitment process, allow your Internet-based volunteers to communicate the rewards and benefits of volunteering online with your non-profit organization in an audio or video message.

Eyejot is an easy-to-use Web-based video mail service that takes email to the next level of communication. Learn how to use this free and powerful Web-based service to bring online communication to the next level with your Internet-based volunteers.

Voice e-mail is one productivity application that non-profit organizations should be using to communicate with their online volunteers. There are times where text-based e-mail is not as effective or efficient as voice e-mail in conveying a message.

Many non-profit organizations still rely (only) on face-to-face volunteers to help execute their special events. However, a Canadian charitable organization has shown Internet-based volunteers can play a key role in the success of special events.

It was 2005 and retired Albertan Gail Drinnan couldn't find a local online volunteer opportunity. Now two years later, Drinnan still volunteers via the Internet to help Macdonald Youth Services (MYS), a charity located 800 miles away in Winnipeg.

To assist with success (from the perspective of both the potential volunteer and organization), the not-for-profit organization has a responsibility to develop and implement a professionally accepted online Volunteer screening and assessment process.

Setting up folders to organize your mail, configuring a range of filters (with associated actions), and creating stationary files for commonly used messages, are just some of the many ways that many e-mail applications can be configured.