Samsung tries to put out the fire
The Note 7 will now be laid to rest in that special mausoleum that also includes New Coke and the Edsel.
Local film helps community talk about mental illness
Comedians are at the forefront of breaking down barriers and initiating conversations about mental illness.
Story of local showbiz family’s struggles with mental illness airs tonight on CBC
Depression, hoarding and suicide discussed at advance screening of Being Greene.
Stunning Kanye West show amazes fans
Stellar production with floating stage overshadows music in 90-minute concert.
The Streetcars of Winnipeg – Our Forgotten Heritage
New book explores how electric streetcars provided transportation for Winnipeggers for more than 63 years starting in 1892.
Winnipeggers fill The Burt to Spend a Night With Alice Cooper on the tour of the same name
Master of the rock’n’roll horror show still knows how to put on a great performance.
Narol Fire Hall Open House a real eye opener
Amazing tools and tremendous skill on display along with an education in safety by local firefighters.
Opposition parties should know the future is now
As interim leaders abound federally and provincially, opposition parties need to remember their role goes way beyond worrying about the next election.
CBC crime drama set to challenge audiences
Winnipeg-born actor Ari Cohen excited about his role in the riveting and diverse thriller, “Shoot the Messenger”, premiering Mon. Oct. 10 at 9 p.m.
The ‘C’ no longer reserved for veterans
As teens become dominant in the NHL, some of the youngest players are chosen to be captains of their teams.