Fear grips French citizens facing stark choice at ballot box
This week, voters in France will choose between extreme right candidate Marine Le Pen and centrist Emmanuel Macron.
Talkin’ ’bout a peaceful revolution
American peace educator visits Winnipeg and delivers inspiring messages on meaningful peacemaking.
VMC YiP students celebrate philanthropic year
Discovering what happens behind the scenes of various charities proves to be valuable education.
Cuts at Great West Life signal industry shift
Competition for insurance business, technological change, prompt cost cutting.
SUV crashes into parked car and flips over, driver walks away
Police uncertain if vehicle stolen or not.
Corner stores alive and thriving in North End
‘Customer first’ and ‘convenience’ help “mom & pop” stores stay afloat.
Celiac awareness becomes critical health concern for seniors
With May as Celiac Awareness Month, the impact of this disease on the aging population is a major concern.
Annual event proves science is the new sexy
Science Rendezvous shows you don’t have to be a nerd to be interested in science.
Feeling bookish?
Children’s Hospital Book Market and Canadian Children’s Book Week provide plenty of opportunities to pick up a good read.
Barbara Pearce’s legacy supports the arts
“Her goal in life was to help make people aware of the power of music and to awaken their souls to its beauty and in turn bring out excellence in all she inspired.”