Mauro Family recognized as Outstanding Philanthropist
This year’s Manitoba Philanthropy Awards honoured the Mauro Family, whose aim in giving is to reach those in most need and to foster social justice.
Grey jay favoured to be national bird
Known for its toughness in all kinds of weather, the grey jay, or whiskey jack, awaits official designation from Canadian politicians.
Art installation to transform famous boulevard
New public artwork by Bill Pechet entitled “heaven between” will be unveiled on Broadway’s boulevard, as Winnipeg leads the way in embracing public art.
Finding our way through opioid crisis
The vast majority of us do our best to pretend that the story doesn’t even exist, but that’s getting harder to do.
dig! fundraiser offers glimpse of future talent
Free bi-monthly magazine devoted to the Winnipeg jazz scene “pays the rent” by showcasing up and coming talent.
Artist Wendy Wersch lives on through lecture series
Memorial lecture series has been inspiring female artists for more than 15 years.
New Human Rights Speakers Bureau facilitates sharing of stories in Winnipeg
Human Rights Hub and Manitoba Association for Rights and Liberties create unique opportunity for a more just future.
Grand re-opening for Upbeat Artworks
After much preparation, the paintings are hung, the sculptures are displayed and the bright, airy feel of the new space sets off the art pieces well.
New North End cop shop could contain ballooning police budget
Four District Model, passed by city council in 2003, closed several local police stations, yet built just two of three promised neighbourhood stations.
The Red Hot Chili Peppers decision
While moral dilemma has reviewer tied up whether to attend concert, one look at ticket prices seals the deal.