From down and out to productive member of society
Story of “Big Bill” Adamson reveals how something very simple can dramatically change a person’s life.
Never a dull moment in grand theatre of politics
Politicians caught up in the strangest of controversies on both sides of the Atlantic.
“Walk with us”
Michael Champagne receives warm welcome from Rotary Club of Winnipeg where he discusses reconciliation and how to support Aboriginal youth.
Leadership Winnipeg teams create legacy projects
One group of tomorrow’s leaders is connecting immigrant and refugee youth to the arts.
Local musican makes most of unlucky Friday the 13th
It was a blustery Friday the 13th two-and-a-half years ago when Eric Sperry faced the biggest challenge of his life.
CEDA Pathways creating confident, competent and compassionate kids
Program helps students graduate from high school through mentorships, tutoring, scholarships and healthy food.
Philanthropy inspires students
Shaftesbury High School’s Youth in Philanthropy Committee helps students be engaged, active community members.
Performance art shines light on those ‘living in a bubble’
Access to safe, affordable housing one of many challenges for sufferers of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity.
Green space and the industrial park: can they co-exist?
Industrial businesses are the source for all kinds of trash streaming into nearby green spaces.
Redefining Portage and Main
Winnipeg’s most famous intersection, soon to be re-opened to pedestrians, hosts popular Jane’s Walk.