Opponents of anti-terrorism law voice concern over losing rights
From environmental groups to First Nations to the country’s Privacy Commissioner, Canada’s new Bill C-51 is being roundly criticized as an attack on personal freedom.
Why all Canadians should rally against Bill C-51
Country’s new anti-terrorism legislation trades fundamental liberties for false sense of security.
55+ Games redefines healthy competition, serves up good times
The 2015 edition of Manitoba 55+ Games in Beausejour June 16 – 18 highlights the benefits of staying active and being social.
Some helpful advice about commuting with kids
For parents, driving alone often seems like the only option. Yet, those choosing greener transportation share their experiences and answer your questions about sustainable commuting with kids.
Canadians told to prepare for lightning fast revolutionary change
From the media industry to the energy sector, the pace of change will impact every part of society and is not likely to slow down.
Time to think about your route for Bike To Work Day
Bike to Work Day is fast approaching and there are many routes to choose from. Here’s what to expect on a sample 15 km trek into Downtown.
Kim Mitchell and band had crowd in the palm of his hand
Former Max Webster frontman Kim Mitchell rocked hard to full house at The Oak in Transcona last weekend.
Intriguing production sets Anthony & Cleopatra on Canadian Plains during Fur Trade
Shakespeare in the Ruins raises the bar with production that is timely, relevant, challenging, and uniquely Canadian.
Future of Red Chamber not black and white
The debate continues over what to do with the troubled Senate in Canada.
Making Winnipeg better, together
Nearly 300 Winnipeggers from all areas of the city gathered in downtown Winnipeg today at an outdoor picnic that stretched a full city block, to break bread and share their thoughts on how we can make our city great.