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Daily Archives: December 21, 2012

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Sistema Winnipeg inspires

Arts & Entertainment, Charitable Organizations, Culture, Education, Our City, Philanthropy, Stories of GivingBy Noah ErenbergDecember 21, 2012

Sistema Winnipeg held its first holiday concert at Crescent Fort Rouge United Church. More than 80 youngsters from grades one to four took part in this unique and valuable program.

NHL lockout hurts the little guys, not the millionaires

Economy & Business, SportsBy Roger CurrieDecember 21, 2012

The millionaires are not the ones suffering as this ridiculous standoff continues. It’s thousands of folks who work for minimum wage selling popcorn and beer at rinks like Winnipeg’s MTS Centre.

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