Artist tackles sensitive subject using fused glass medium
It’s been called the worst mass rape in history, and it’s the subject of June Derksen’s latest artwork that will be part of an upcoming Human Rights Showcase Gallery.
NFL Commissioner making it up as he goes along
Who could have imagined that a month into their season, the National Football League could be embroiled in such a mess over ‘domestic violence’.
Nik Turner’s Hawkwind set to soar at Pyramid Cabaret
Nik Turner’s Hawkwind will be landing in Winnipeg on Monday, September 22 for a show at the Pyramid Cabaret.
Toasted technology
My new digital toaster has me pining for the old days, when a coat hanger over the element was the easiest and best way to toast bread.
Substation upgrade looks to improve neighbourhood eyesore
Manitoba Hydro’s substation at Grant Ave between Harrow and Stafford Streets is undergoing a renovation that residents hope will beautify what has long been an unsightly corner of River Heights.
CMHR opening stirs mixture of emotions
Many people are excited about the museum and the hope it engenders for the future, while others refuse to set foot in what they consider to be a waste of money.
Sept. 18th Mayoral Debate focuses on infrastructure and tourism
The hour-long event was the first time all the mayoral candidates participated in one debate, which had them going head to head on several issues. Watch the entire debate here.
Scottish vote a victory for democracy
More than 4 million Scots were eligible to vote, and more than 85% of them showed up to do their duty without being bribed or threatened with fines.
‘Mystery at the Museum: Ghost Stories’ back for fourth season
The Fort la Reine Museum in Portage la Prairie presents theatrical tours through the museum grounds which have been subject to strange phenomenon over the years.
Premier runners go the distance
Manitoba long distance runners finish off the season in style with first place finishes in two tough races.