January lament
Month that follows Holiday Season is truly the longest month of the year.
Harrowing journey inspires ‘lost girl’ to help heal the world
A decade after arriving in Winnipeg, South Sudanese refugee is reaching out to make a difference.
Rail line relocation not easy, but worth it
If lines are moved, vacant land could be used as north-south active transportation corridor.
Drip pricing inevitable as New Leaf launches
Airfare of $89 can cost twice that much when you add in all the other charges that can quickly be tacked on.
Michael Champagne and AYO empowered by YVS
Passionate advocate and mentor for Indigenous youth sees Youth Vital Signs as a force for positive change.
Stantec Consulting scores Gold
Recent move paved way for company to become Manitoba’s top Commuter Friendly Workplace in 2015.
Drive-thru giving
Winnipeggers invited to drive-thru United Way’s parking lot with winter boots or cash donations for Koats for Kids Wednesday morning.
Responsive grant creates Indigenous Art Program
“The teachings that come through in making Aboriginal art are so accessible and so profound.”
Youth Vital Signs: One year later
Last year, Winnipeg youth said they wanted change. Here’s how The Winnipeg Foundation responded.
Gap between consumers and producers creates food waste
Food waste in Canada costs the country more than $31 billion per year, but there are simple solutions to this problem.