A monument to giving
2015 was the year The Winnipeg Foundation officially unveiled the Alloway Arch and Widow’s Mite Fountain at The Forks.
Here’s hoping ‘common sense’ takes hold in 2016
Teen’s ‘affluenza’ defence shows stupidity knows no bounds.
Rich history of holiday lighting in city’s downtown
Hanging festive decorations on Portage Avenue a long held tradition in “Christmas Capital of Canada”.
Calling Down the Sky a timely, masterful book
Manitoba Cree broadcaster and writer releases painful, beautiful book of poetry that every Canadian should read.
Captain Cook
Superstar Jonathan Toews says good nutrition is the reason for his success; and it also inspired him to be an ambassador for the Nourishing Potential Fund at The Winnipeg Foundation.
Knitted memories
A gift of knitted mitts at Christmas time conjures up thoughts and feelings of a hometown far away: the click of knitting needles, the smell of moose meat frying on the stove, the taste of fancy molasses on homemade baked bread.
Thoughtful and generous
Donors share insights into giving.
New parks and protected areas a welcome gift for Manitobans
Large areas of the province’s wilderness will be protected forever.
Canadians should modernize not privatize medicare
“Sunny ways” are overcast by recent developments at the provincial level that entrench and legitimize two-tier care.
Winnipeg’s unique culture of generosity
Siloam Mission’s Judy Richichi is optimistic heading into a major capital campaign to tackle homelessness and poverty.