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FWIC Book Club - something new and you are all invited! The Communications Committee are interested in forming a FWIC Cross Canada Book...

Resolutions must be received in the BCWI office no later than March 1 of each year to be voted on at the annuag general meeting each June.

If you haven't attended an ACWW Conference, Linda Hoy shares what you've been missing at these events.

Four generations of eldest dauhters have joined the Women's Institutes, both in Australia and here in Canada.

These beets can be used as a pickle or dress them up as a salad. Add cut up fruit, feta cheese, and an oil mixed with the juice.

Our friend, Ann Mandziuk of the Manitoba Women's Institute, has been busy baking and canning and HARVESTING!

From cornbread to rice pudding, WI member shares her recollections of recipes that have been passed down through her family.

Karen Gerwing walks us through creating a quilted cell phone bag to carry your device wherever you go.

There is much we can learn from Judge Emily Murphy, the first President of the Federated Women’s Institutes of Canada is a true role model.

Verna Patterson of Fordyce WI shares a poem of gratitude and hope, inspired by essential workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Gardening | “Hearth is Where the Home Is” project is a skill- and community-building program taught by WI members and others across Canada.

Self-isolation has become the norm, so QWI member Norma Sherrer decided it was time to downsize!

My happy place is designing and making cards. During this time of social distancing, I have taken part in some fun online challenges.

WI Member Christine MacKenzie has put together video tutorials to help you make an ear saver for your mask.

Experience Simple Happiness is part of the #LifeHacksSeries, offered in conjunction with the New Horizons for Seniors program grant.

The best women to write for the WI are women who are members of the WI. Learn more about blogging with WI Canada...

Here is something that I’m going to try this year. It is part of my plan to include more kindness and generosity and other positive...

Sheila Needham “We’re not good at tooting our own horn,” says Sheila Needham. Allow me, then, to share what I have learned about this WI...