What were their thoughts, today
Centennial anniversary of First World War battle at Vimy Ridge resonates with local Army Cadet Corp on a visit to this historic site.
Fringe play “The Last Night of the World”- a romantic comedy about the end of everything
Play ponders the question “How would you spend your last night?”
Walking Monk brings Bhagavad Gita to stage
The Walking Monk is back in town with traveling youth group presenting ancient Vedic drama, magic show and Kirtan tonight.
Someone to talk to
For the first time, clinical psychologists will be joining the medical team as volunteers at the Canada Summer Games, available to assist participants with a wide range of emotionally taxing issues.
Newcomer youth find friends and structure through practice and play
Sport is helping immigrants adapt to their new life in Canada, thanks to a grant to True Sport from the Community Fund for Canada’s 150th.
Cracking open the time capsule
Time to sit by the pond and reflect … in a historical kind of way.
Honouring Jack Jacobs
He was one of the few Indigenous men to star on a football field in Canada, and we should remember all his history, as ‘incorrect’ as it might be.
Dylan’s moody performance delights fans
Forever a song and dance man, Bob Dylan lets his music, and his lounge style movement, do all the talking at recent Bell MTS Place concert in Winnipeg.
Reclaiming our shared history
Société historique de Saint-Boniface makes it easier to access troves of historical information, including scores of Indigenous documents previously hidden away.
Gearing up for Canada Summer Games
A top notch development program allows Manitoba to put forth an incredibly talented cycling team for upcoming Games.