Never know what you’ll get with prairie summer
From floods to fish flies, living on the Canadian prairies can be challenging.
Brexit: rejection of the Eurocrats
Britain is stripping itself of a layer of government – the European parliament – faceless bureaucrats in a foreign country administering nonsensical legislation.
Deaths push council to legislate humane living conditions
For nearly a century, city hall has tried to address appalling rooming house conditions that most Winnipeggers ignore.
Brits stuck in the past, choose economic recession
With Brexit, UK citizens condemn themselves to marginalized existence, says politics prof and British ex-pat.
Winnipeg’s rock n’ roll history comes alive
John Einarson and his Rock n’ Roll infused brain are hopping on his Magical Musical History Tour Bus!
Proud and loud (but not too loud)
Steinbach’s Gay Straight Alliance members are concerned about a potential backlash to the upcoming LGBT parade.
A newspaper’s influence at a crucial time in history
Book Review – Premonitions of War: The Winnipeg Free Press in the Hitler Years by Robert J. Young.
Baffling Brexit filled with unknowns
Upsides to historic vote hard to find.
Why it’s difficult to be proud this Canada Day
If we want to be proud of who we are and where we come from, justice for Shoal Lake 40 is paramount.
100 years young
Soccer victories aren’t the only thing Icelanders are cheering about these days; they’re also celebrating a century of service in Manitoba by the IODE Jon Sigurdsson Chapter.