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Putting a value on kindness

Health & Safety, Our City, Stories of GivingBy Roger CurrieSeptember 28, 20121 Comment

How do we put a value on Random Acts of Kindness? That discussion is continuing in Winnipeg in the wake of the story about the bus driver and the shoes.

Homeless Awareness Week kicks off in Winnipeg

Charitable Organizations, Health & Safety, Our City, Philanthropy, Stories of GivingBy Rick FrostSeptember 27, 2012

Tonight I sleep on the sidewalk at Portage and Main in an effort to help the homeless.

Winnipeg, Ontario?

Our CityBy Audrey NealeSeptember 27, 2012

It was an embarrassing moment for CBS this past week when they interviewed Kris Doubledee as the inspirational man from… Winnipeg, Ontario?

Goodbye Mr. Premier

PoliticsBy Roger CurrieSeptember 26, 2012

One of the few who was often called Mr. Premier long after he left politics in 1985 was Peter Lougheed, who died this month at the age of 84.

Nothing in Winnipeg except for a Sausage Factory

Culture, Economy & Business, Our CityBy Scott PriceSeptember 25, 20122 Comments

Since the Winnipeg Free Press gave seven reporters the pink slip last week there has been a large amount of chatter on the future of the Free Press and traditional news sources in general.

History of Winnipeg and Manitou Ahbee

Education, History, Our City, Religion & SpiritualityBy Joseph PrymakSeptember 24, 2012

There is a lot of amazing history to ponder. Places will never be seen the same way after realizing the history of names over hundreds of years.

A Walk in the Park

Arts & Entertainment, Environment, Our CityBy Zach WolfSeptember 23, 2012

Assiniboine Park — the”jewel in the crown” of Winnipeg’s parks — covers 1,100 acres of which 400 are designed in the English landscape style.

Block party brings joy to neighbourhood

Arts & Entertainment, Health & Safety, Our City, ReviewsBy David JohnsonSeptember 22, 2012

Home Street’s Block Party in Winnipeg’s West End brings residents together to share an afternoon of fun and to build a stronger neighbourhood.

Project Peacemakers celebrates International Peace Day

Arts & Entertainment, Culture, Our City, Politics, Religion & SpiritualityBy Paul S. GrahamSeptember 22, 2012

Winnipeg’s Project Peacemakers marked International Peace Day 2012 with skits and musical performances at the Free Press Cafe.

Tough times for hog industry

Economy & Business, FoodBy Roger CurrieSeptember 22, 2012

Manitoba leads the nation in the volume of pork that’s produced for export. The industry says many producers will go out of business, unless government helps them with a $150 million bailout package.

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