Politics on the prairies: never a dull moment
Prairie political scene provides a fascinating world of contrasts as we head into 2015.
Counsellor draws from personal experience to help others in recovery
Kyle Goertzen has been sober for three and a half years. He attributes part of his recovery to helping others overcome the disease of addiction.
Shift to mobile robs Google of millions in revenue
As more people turn to wireless handheld devices to search the internet, many have abandoned Google as their engine of choice.
Gang life catches up to IP thugs – gangsters get double digits
Judge refuses to consider a reduced sentence, saying, “This case was about anti-social, predatory gang violence.”
Winnipegger launches crowdfunding campaign on course to NASCAR glory
22-year-old race car driver Amber Balcaen recently launched an IndieGoGo campaign to help raise funds for a test run at the end of December.
Seminar celebrates 225th anniversary of Mennonite emigration to East Ukraine
A rare collection of documents passed down through generations reveals a fascinating history shared by many Manitoba Mennonites.
Giving Tuesday reminds us to stand up for community
In the mad rush toward Christmas, people are encouraged to take a few steps back from our consumer culture by sharing with those in need, this month and throughout the year.
Educators struggle to teach students surrounded by violence
Missouri high school teachers say all the effort they put into inspiring knowledge and learning can be lost in the firing of a single bullet.
Gamers complete 24-hour video game marathon to raise money for sick kids
“All kids should have the opportunity to play, and just enjoy being a kid. If we’re able to help them do that…it feels really good.”
Randy Bachman’s ‘History of A Winnipeg Musician 101’ lesson
One of Winnipeg’s favourite rock’n’roll sons jams with the WSO for three concerts.