World Kindness Day promotes compassion and caring
Today’s international event reminds us that through kind actions, we can brighten the world for others.
Winnipeg musician aims to make a difference
Born with cerebral palsy, bullied much of his life, NIc Dyson says he “writes songs to create something positive out of the extreme negatives that I have to experience in my life.”
Sowing the seeds of a new farm frontier
In pursuit of a back-to-basics kind of life, they move from the city to the country, becoming first-generation farmers.
Señora Leone makes the workplace fun
The challenge of learning English after immigrating to Canada from Argentina, gives local woman insight into teaching Spanish to her colleagues at work.
Setting their sights on sustainability
Manitobans turn to hunting for their dinner as alternative to eating factory-farmed meat from the grocery store.
Elvis is alive! He showed up at Evil Dead: The Musical
Elvis impersonator, Dave Greene, sang a few songs at the beginning of the play over the weekend.
Drawing the line: consent and sexual violence
An interview with Mira Black on the subject of sexual harassment and the issue of consent.
We will remember them
On May 3, 1915, a Canadian surgeon, Dr. John McCrae, wrote these words while sitting on the back of an ambulance in Belgium: “In Flanders Fields …”
A ring tells a First World War story
A thin yellow band, two small diamonds and an elegant pearl; it’s not the stones, or gold that’s special, but the letters behind the ring.
Canadian banks hyper-focused on bottom line
These pillars of capitalism make most of their revenue in ways other than providing customer service.