Canada’s apartheid
Thirty years ago, Chief Louis Stevenson invited South Africa’s ambassador to Canada to see First Nation poverty. What has changed?
LGBTQ-inclusive values struggle in rural Manitoba
While Manitoba schools have come a long way in sex ed, conservative values evident in some small towns may be hindering progress.
Rallying business to support Rotary Adventures in Human Rights
Raising funds for human rights program a natural fit for an evening of business networking.
See how three minutes can make a difference
Finalists from 10 charities compete for prizes during Fast Pitch Final Showcase.
Construction industry growth reflects healthy economy
At start of construction season, Peg report shows ‘housing starts’, ‘building permits value’ are strong.
What’s old can be new again
Instead of discarding old electronics for new ones, fixing and reusing broken devices makes more sense.
NewLeaf back in business
Canadian Transportation Agency determines start up carrier does not require an air license as it’s deemed a ‘reseller’ in the airline industry.
Assisted suicide for those with mental illness a risky proposition
Evidence shows persons suffering mental illness will fall through the cracks if a physician-assisted death option is available for them.
Midwives fight for new deal
New two year contract should start to bring Manitoba midwives in line with their counterparts in the rest of Canada.
Not your Baba’s Easter eggs: Pysanka Mosaic
A new twist on an ancient art tradition: local family of artists creates stunning works of art using pieces of Ukrainian Easter eggs.