Forgive yourself first
What if today, and going forward in the future, we made a purposeful, deliberate and intentional choice to be kinder to ourselves?
Canadian journalist jailed in Egypt a reminder of fragile freedoms
As Canada Day approaches, we can all feel grateful for the land where we live and the basic freedoms we enjoy.
River Heights boy aims for the big league
Home grown football talent Taylor Renaud has impressive training camp with Bombers in bid to secure a spot on the roster.
Women only bike race series proves popular
The Dirt Skirt is just in its third year as Manitoba’s women only series of races, but the racer list keeps on growing.
Inaugural photography festival set for October
With 2014 being the 175th birthday of the photograph, a new festival celebrating photography in all its forms will be featured for an entire month throughout Winnipeg this fall.
Using art to make the world a better place
A visual artist across the ocean discovers a locally created social media app in her aim to bring more compassion to the world.
Winnipeg’s The Bros. Landreth on a runaway train
Local band hits their stride with release of successful new album that has garnered the attention of an American record label.
A new CFL season and the import-export ratio game
Whatever you call them, American imports have been part of Canadian football for a very long time.
Winnipeg’s most stolen (and recovered) bike
Chances are you, or someone you know, has had a bike stolen at some point in time. In my case, I have had the same bike stolen – and returned – four times.
Minimum wage to rise slightly; pressure to keep wages low
When Manitoba raises its minimum wage to $10.70 an hour in October, it will rank as fourth highest in Canada, yet many still believe it’s barely enough.