Winnipeg’s women of distinction honoured
Nearly 1,000 people gathered for the 2013 Women of Distinction awards, hosted by Olympic medallist Susan Auch.
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Spiderman climbs down Winnipeg building
The chilly wind was an unwelcome change that created a complicated problem for those rappelling down the RBC building as they battled heavy gusts of wind along with their fears.
Winnipeg-born singer/songer signs with record label
It’s been a long journey of music for Winnipeg native Jodi King who recently signed with Word/Warner Entertainment.
Manitoba welcomes new area code … maybe
Manitobans are facing up to the facts: there’s a new area code coming, and there’s no getting around it, especially if you watch a video recently created by Winnipeg journalist Jenna Friesen.
Annie charms at Rainbow Stage
The surprises in the pre-opening performance of Annie at Rainbow Stage did not prevent the audience from enjoying an excellent performance.
Ballet in the Park
Hundreds of people came to Assiniboine Park Friday July 27 for the third of three evenings of Ballet in the Park, put on by Canada’s Royal Winnipeg Ballet.
Sharing the road: two wheels in a four-wheel world
The Highway Traffic Act makes it clear that bikes are to be considered vehicles. However, the reality is rarely that simple.
New green space opens next to library
The Millennium Library Park, located on the south side of the Millennium Library, between Smith and Donald Streets, and is now open to the public.
Fringe Festival kickoff promises exciting 25th year
The Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival has been a staple in our city for over two decades.
House of Peace renovations allow for more residents
Imagine moving to a new country, where you know no one. You can’t speak the language, so it’s difficult to find a job, and you don’t know where you can live. This is a scenario being lived by many people in Winnipeg, including many women. In response to this need, Holy Names House of Peace…