Ready to learn by learning to read
Celebrating three years of improving early learning and school readiness for the more than 3,500 young children living in the Point Douglas neighbourhood.
Banking on credit unions
As Canada’s big banks are accused of seemingly unscrupulous sales tactics, credit unions are quietly gaining ground with consumers.
International forum on intelligent, digital communities coming to Winnipeg
World’s top thinkers to gather in Winnipeg to exchange ideas on how to use technology to create smarter cities.
Young philanthropists find community in need and those willing to help
Kelvin High School Youth in Philanthropy committee members impressed on first visits to local organizations that help thousands.
Fast Pitch champs share in grants worth $20,000
After 10 weeks of preparation and practice, four local charities were crowned Fast Pitch champions last night.
Bitter budgets put pressure on PST policies
Strange history of PST on the prairies likely to get weirder as governments battle deficits.
Disrespected in life, and in death
Surviving families of murdered Indigenous women face the prospects of not being able to afford a decent funeral for their loved ones.
Winnipeg ball diamonds ready to shine at Canada Games
“This may be the nicest group of baseball facilities ever to be utilized in the 50 year history of the Canada Summer Games.”
Maude Barlow’s “Boiling Point” offers sobering advice on World Water Day
Even water-wealthy Canada cannot afford to take fresh water for granted.
What medicines do we really need in Canada?
When it comes to prescription medications, our health system comes up short.