Saving CN 2747
Museum aims to restore first steam engine built in Western Canada in the Transcona CNR Shops in 1926.
Suzanne is a nature lover, bird watcher, gardener, who wishes she was a photographer or an artist - but works full time in an office and is most thankful she sits by a window!
Mammoth makeover project a marvel to behold
North Perimeter and Lagimodiere Blvd. Interchange project is an impressive construction site if there ever was one.
Stomping good time
Unique performance troupe, STOMP, just as entertaining today as they were 20 years ago.
The art of embroidery is flourishing
Local craft night teaches enthusiastic embroiderers everything one can do with a needle on any material.
Frozen Prairie Bluegrass was hot!
Inaugural bluegrass event attracts bevy of great musicians and has fans hoping it becomes an annual event.
JC’s Tacos and More – art, history and great food
Staff are friendly, service quick, and food is fresh and delicious.
Cats, cats, and more cats
Cat overpopulation is a problem all citizens must solve together; rescue groups and shelters can’t do it alone.
Narol Fire Hall Open House a real eye opener
Amazing tools and tremendous skill on display along with an education in safety by local firefighters.
The peanut: nutritious legume or deadly allergen?
Dramatic increase in allergies to foods containing nuts prompts greater awareness.
It was all about the…ukulele!
A surprising number (about 80) ukulele musicians showed up at Oodena Celebration Circle for final show in Mass Appeal concert series.