The Winnipeg Foundation announces support for WAG Inuit Art Centre
One of the largest grants in the Foundation’s history celebrates 95th year.
Costume Museum’s new exhibit explores history of fashion production
Free display features dozens of outfits that span several decades, including tuxedos, evening gowns, and business attire from different generations.
Piano-pop songwriter to play Neighbourhood Bookstore & Cafe
Mike Evin is excited to play Winnipeg on his first cross Canada tour promoting his latest release, ‘Life As A Lover’.
Largest trade deal in history hangs in the balance
We still don’t know a great deal about TPP and we won’t have access to the full details until after the election.
Calling all those with ideas, and anyone who loves ideas!
TEDxKildonan wants everyone to share in the enlightening thoughts that are bubbling up from the minds of Winnipeggers.
Around the world at Culture Days
Weekend celebration featured a wide range of cultural, social and gastronomical possibilities.
Shakespeare authorship debate highlights academic bias
Who was Shakespeare and why is it so difficult to find out the answer to this question in our university libraries?
Seed of an idea blossoms into Canada’s Diversity Gardens
“Indoors and outdoors, it will represent a fresh take on the blending of culture, diversity, plant collections, horticulture displays and community gathering space.”
Why radio stations like CJOB are in serious decline
The three words that are destroying News/Talk radio in Canada: “We used to…”
Actions speak louder than words
This year’s 2015 Words & Deeds Leadership Award honoured the outstanding efforts of the Asper Family and the Asper Family Foundation.