42nd annual Winnipeg Folk Festival coincides with 50th anniversary of Arlo Guthrie’s epic Alice’s Restaurant
Folkies of all ages set to take over Bird’s Hill Park July 9-12.
All food is not created equal
If it’s on the supermarket shelf, it’s food, so why isn’t it healthy? That’s the tough question Kids in the Kitchen participants want explained.
True Colors of Corydon shine through
The Colours of Corydon public art exhibit is another of the many reasons to love Winnipeg.
Reflecting on World Refugee Day in Winnipeg
With Canada Day last week and World Refugee Day June 20, it’s a good time to consider the responsibility that this country and its citizens have towards people fleeing their own homelands.
Unlikely hero remembered
Nicholas Winton, who died on Canada Day at the age of 106, saved the lives of hundreds of children fleeing the horrors of Hitler and the Nazis 70 years ago.
Dandelions to starlings, butterflies to bees
Botany professor, Dr. Richard Staniforth, takes CKUW’s Jonathan Kornelsen on a springtime tour.
Is anyone perfect?
Program helps parents be the best at the most important job they will ever have.
Selinger and Bowman join Jonathan Toews
Premier Greg Selinger and Mayor Brian Bowman have both joined Jonathan Toews in nourishing the potential of Winnipeg kids.
Winnipeg’s Neon Brothers light up the little screen
In season two of Buy It, Fix It, Sell It, Winnipeg’s own Joe and Mike Wolchock, turn ordinary into extraordinary.
Roads need to be free of impaired, distracted drivers
If we are really serious about making a difference, why not simply bar such people from getting behind the wheel for life, as they do in a number of European countries?