Beautiful sunset country in Grasslands National Park
Recent trek west makes it clear why Saskatchewan is “Land of the living skies”.
Armande Martine is a provincial civil servant and the mother of 3 adult children and married to her same sex partner, Nelle Oosterom since January 2016.
Local folk fest attracts out of province fans
Campagne family farm in Saskatchewan marks 10 years of hosting Willow Bunch Farm Fest as Manitobans cross border for celebrations.
Carrying the torch with pride
Canada Games torchbearer Jonathan Niemczak looks forward to upcoming torch relay and to a future dedicated to advocating for LGBTQ2* rights.
Hé Ho, Bistros and Riel
Franco Manitoban destinations, such as La Belle Baguette, operated by chef-owner Alix Loiselle, prepare to welcome visitors to 2017 Canada Summer Games.
Creating a more accepting society through music
Rainbow Harmony Project Choir member and spouse discuss obstacles facing same sex parents, as they prep for “A Prairie Lullaby Spring Concert”.
Normalizing the different while having plenty of fun
Rainbow Harmony Project’s Annual Diversity Dinner highlights the power of music in creating a more accepting society.
Choir’s changing membership may reflect shift in society
Now in its 17th year, Winnipeg’s LGBT Choir – Rainbow Harmony Project – attracts gay and straight members, perhaps signaling a change in societal attitudes.
Business befriends the pink dollar
It took decades for the advertising industry to market to LGBT consumers – a community that spends more than $800 billion a year.
Dutch treat – the plain bicycle plan
Holland’s devotion to cycling has many wondering why we don’t have this kind of bike culture in Canada, and is prompting one couple to ship 100 sturdy, reliable Dutch bikes to be sold in Winnipeg.
Tiny homes make big dreams come true as minimalist living quarters become popular
Want to be mortgage free, have minimal energy and maintenance costs, but still be a home owner? Building a tiny house may be the answer.