Basketball (not hockey) choice of younger fans
While boomers watch hockey, the kids and grandkids tune into basketball instead, a worrisome prospect for Rogers who paid $5.2-billion for NHL broadcast rights.
EQ trumps IQ when it comes to success, happiness, leadership
Intelligence Quotient has long been the focus. Now, a University of Manitoba School of Medicine graduate encourages developing Emotional Intelligence instead.
TEDx Conference at U of M inspires
When you mix technology with entertainment and design, you get ideas that are worth sharing.
Lisa LeBlanc brings her trash-folk band back to the Pyramid Thursday night
Blending together bluegrass, folk, country and punk with some thrashing banjo licks.
Torture by any other name
The Senate report, released in Washington this past week, reaffirms treaties that forbid torture are not worth the paper they appear on.
Pajama Drive gives the gift of a good night’s sleep
Manitoba Chiropractors are once again coming together to help raise money, and pajamas, for children in need.
Local coalition challenges NEB to look at climate impacts of proposed Energy East Pipeline
Opponents say proposed pipeline will encourage further development of Alberta tar sands and potentially unleash uncontrolled climate change.
Every day is Human Rights Day
On this December 10th Human Rights Day, Winnipeggers are focused on the concept of human rights and what it means to our community.
We are all born equal and free
Programs promoting human rights are at the core of Foundation’s philosophy.
Something for everyone
Winnipeg’s Steel Orchestra presents wonderful array of beautiful tones, while sharing the ‘steel pan’ with enthusiastic sold out audience.