Social Surgery
Making violence prevention a priority, one conversation and gesture at a time.
Heather Emberley is a repurposed school counsellor specializing in the psycho-social infrastructure of experience, an EAL teacher, freelance writer and sidekick of Gracie Sweetstory. They are stewards of a Little Free Library and their favourite word is postantineoconceptualizationalisticism.
Death Cleaning
What becomes of all our stuff when we die?
It makes you think
Changing lives one book at a time.
Look both ways
Cody Severight’s family and friends are still in shock after the 23-year-old was allegedly run over and killed by a drunk off-duty police officer.
Never underestimate the power of grandmothers
Community’s generosity and volunteer effort ensure art sale proceeds go directly to African grandmothers raising orphans whose parents died of AIDS.
Spare change – the sequel
Spreading smiles and laughter along Corydon Avenue because “the world needs more of that”.
Careful where you step
One wrong step and who knows where you’ll end up! Only your activity tracker will know for sure.
A day in the life of a Fringe reviewer
The Fringe – a potpourri in celebration of live theatre – is but one reason Winnipeg is known as ‘Culture Capital of Canada’.
“Tales of Foreign Lands and People” reveals good in others
Every adult should take in at least one Kids Fringe show to appreciate the range of subject areas at this year’s Festival.
“Forget Me Not: The Alzheimer’s Whodunnit” captivates audiences
Talented raconteur’s Fringe play reminds us that “The people with the worst memories still tend to be the most forgotten about.”