Frequently Asked Question

Question: Is it possible for an ordinary Manitoban to be in the MANITOBA NEIGHBOURS Book?

Answer: YES. ABSOLUTELY! There are many ways that anyone can be involved in the MANITOBA NEIGHBOURS Legacy Book Project. The various ways are outlined and detailed in our web site. We truly want to showcase as many Manitobans as we can. This will involve success stories as individuals, as organizations, and as businesses. It will also be possible to add your wisdom or inspiration to the project with a Legacy Quote. This may be a quote that has helped you in life and now could help many thousands of people.

Don and Jacqui in front of fireplace

Don and Jacqui in the gazebo

Don and Jacqui in the Zen garden

Artists Of Then, Now & Forever - Forever Country - 30 legends gather for an ALL-STAR MUSIC VIDEO
Jacqui and I always love good music and a friend sent this to us to listen to and enjoy. Enjoy we have, again and again. We love the words and the messages, the excellent singing and the outstanding artistry of the overall music video.
A masterpiece for sure. We now wish to share it with you to enjoy. Cheers! Jacqui and Don.

An Easter Hallelujah - Cassandra Star and her sister Callahan.''My cousin sent this music video at Easter written by Lenard Cohen which we enjoy very much. The two sisters singing this song did such a wonderful job that it received over 10,000,000 views. Wow! Hope you enjoy it too!

Amazing Grace by Rosemary Siemens - Jacqui and I have a lot in common and that is probably one of the reasons we get along so well. We are true partners. Also we both had mothers that loved this song as do we and now we wish to share it with you. We understand it is the most recorded song in the world. Rosemary is from Plum Coule, Manitoba and is known around the World. Enjoy. Cheers, Jacqui and Don Tirschmann

See https://www.rosemarysiemens.com/meet-rosemary-siemens/ for more info on Rosemary.

Official HD video of “It's Five O'Clock Somewhere” by Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffet.

Jimmy Buffett performs MARGARITAVILLE with special guest JJ Watt.

Gisele MacKenzie & Perry Como: 1960 musical tribute to Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Gisele MacKenzie often mentioned that there were a lot of songs about a lot of nice cities, but none about her hometown, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Perry Como fixed that in 1960 and put Ray Charles and Mitchell Ayres to work on this production number that pays tribute to Gisele's hometown. Along the way you'll hear gems like 'Way Up Yonder in Winnipeg, Winni-peg-of-my-heart and What Did Winni-Peg Boys?, as the snow falls and dancing Mounties arrive on the scene. Gisele manages to crack Como up, as she often did with her regular comedic exploits with greats like Jack Benny & Sid Caesar. There is little doubt that Gisele MacKenzie was one of the finest, all-around talents to come out of television!

Up Here,In Canada - Clark W. To our neighbours around the world, whether you are local, provincial, national or international, Jacqui and I share this special musical tribute with you to enjoy. Cheers.