Black Friday hype overrated
It seems that once Remembrance Day is over, every remaining day in November is Black Friday.
75,000 lights for the darkest days
Canada 150 celebration features volunteer uber lighting project to rejuvenate Selkirk’s old downtown.
AG hammers government over Phoenix Pay System
No end in sight for payroll nightmares plaguing federal civil servants.
Fear and worry on the MRI table
Magnetic resonance imaging test prompts peculiar (and funny) thoughts and feelings.
“Home for Dinner” with two Manitoba charities
A small gesture that means so much provides great opportunity for those who want to help but don’t have a lot of time to give.
Bringing back the dead: mammoths and more
The science behind bringing extinct species back to life, and whether it’s something that scientists should even consider.
Social Surgery
Making violence prevention a priority, one conversation and gesture at a time.
Confessions of an armchair quarterback
Time for a sports update (from the couch).
Passion, grit and determination fuel Indigenous filmmaker’s success
For the past half century, Alanis Obomsawin has directed numerous films that seek justice and fairness for Indigenous people.
Dance performance looks at human connectivity through the lens of a camera
Winnipeg’s Contemporary Dancers’ latest offering deconstructs the camera to frame up how we see ourselves and others.