Remembering 97.5 FM’s roots in today’s changing radio market
As Power 97 FM,”Winnipeg’s Best Rock”, relaunches as a classic rock station, radio buffs recall the station’s dynamic history.
Today’s trailblazers are human rights heroes
GLBT* community reflected in exhibits and stories featured at Canadian Museum for Human Rights.
Macleans up to its old tricks by calling Winnipeg the country’s most racist city
The magazine came to Regina to create another catchy headline years ago, declaring the area known as north central as “Canada’s worst neighbourhood”.
Coldest night of the year comes to Winnipeg
A family-friendly winter fundraising event for Winnipeg’s youth who are homeless, hungry and hurting.
Bryan Adams’ 30th Anniversary Reckless tour magical for MTS crowd (and for Bryan)
He may be Reckless but everywhere he goes The Kids Wanna Rock.
Winnipeg’s water supply deemed safe
Mayor Bowman announces an end to the city’s boil water advisory.
Skills Bank helps foster new skills, confidence
Spence Neighbourhood Association’s Skills Bank is empowering clients and helping them realize their potential
Little girl’s dreams carried out through Memorial Fund
Gracie Herntier passed away tragically at age 7, but the Fund in her name fosters creativity by supporting artistic endeavours for young people.
Up and coming local talent earn JUNO nominations
One of 12 Manitoba Juno award nominations is Winnipeg graphic designer, Roberta Hansen, nominated for design of Steve Bell’s four-disc album set, Pilgrimage.
What giving means to Diane Roussin
In addition to donating of one’s time, energy and financial resources, people can also give of their awareness.