Beatlemania brings authentic tribute to the Burt
Let It Be: A Celebration of the Music of the Beatles successfully recreates what it was like to be there.
Minimum wage fails to keep pace with soaring cost of living
A guaranteed annual income would be more fair, and savings could be huge from scrapping current income support programs.
Mayor says new boss won’t be like old boss
Mayor Brian Bowman says Winnipeg under his leadership will be much different than it has been under previous administrations at City Hall.
Exciting cast unveiled for Rainbow Stage’s West Side Story
Peter Huck to reprise starring role of Bernardo in Rainbow Stage’s summer 2015 season opener.
Finance ministers scramble to balance books this budget season
Budget-making is a truly creative art, especially in provinces that depend on the riches in the ground,
Provocative and engaging public art project challenges racist perceptions
Oji-Cree artist KC Adams unveils her groundbreaking exhibit, Perceptions, in a way that is as unique and exciting as the project itself.
How Canada fails people with mental illness
Having a mental illness means you are less likely to get the healthcare you need, and is a bigger predictor of poor access to care than low income.
Waste Not Winnipeg’s first ever Stuff Swap a big success
People donated all sorts of things and helped themselves to what others were giving away, as organizer hopes to make it a regular event.
Winnipeggers rally against Bill C-51
City protesters voice concern about the government’s anti-terrorism bill and its impact on Canadian civil liberties.
Dying badly in Canada
The stories are unfathomable, even grotesque, as ignorance and lack of skill in attending to the needs of dying patients are still tragically common in Canada.