Culture is medicine
The scientific link between culture and health for Canada’s Indigenous populations is strong.
Tough times for our neighbours to the west
Things were looking up in Rider Nation during the past decade, but how times have changed.
China wants cleaner Canadian canola
We have two years to clean up our act, but is this not the proverbial pot calling the kettle black?
Life lessons from two master teachers
Learning compassion, commitment and ingenuity from two women who spent their lives in the service of children.
I Walk In The History of My People
Connie Merasty recites a powerful poem about being Indigenous under the dark shadows of colonization.
Little fanfare for Ben Hur remake
New version of Hollywood blockbuster from 56 years ago arrives with relatively little fanfare despite some very effective storytelling.
New evidence prompts inquest delay
Local human rights lawyer wants judge to consider systemic racism in police shooting death of young Aboriginal man.
Home life challenging for early settlers
History comes alive in Winnipeg neighbourhoods where century-old artifacts detail the vicissitudes of early domestic life.
A site to behold
Manitoba has its first designated historic neighbourhood in the heart of the city.
Fear remains years after 9-11
Terrorism threat level in Canada remains unchanged at medium even after suspected plot by Aaron Driver foiled in Ontario.