As long as Harper is PM, hockey will be part of political game
The new bridge linking Windsor and Detroit will be known as the Gordie Howe International Bridge.
LG salutes dedicated citizens on Manitoba Day
The Queen’s representative in Manitoba has been turning heads in the course of his duties, “celebrating” in an official capacity during the final weeks of his term in office.
Grassy Narrows activists undeterred by CN injunction
Police and CN take action even though protesters move their traditional water ceremony away from the main rail line.
Marking anniversary of amazing Canada-Netherlands bond
Once again this past week, Canadian men in their 90’s were celebrated in the streets of Appledoorn and other Dutch communities liberated by Allied forces in WWII.
Notley’s surprise victory similar to previous NDP wins
Alberta result not unlike Manitoba in 1969 when Schreyer’s NDP formed a first time government, or the 1990 Bob Rae win in Ontario, or when Jack Layton became official opposition leader in 2011.
Olympus: The Greco-Roman Collections of Berlin
The first major exhibition of classical antiquities in Manitoba in more than half a century, opened last weekend at Winnipeg Art Gallery. And what a collection it is!
Jane’s Walk celebrates diversity and vibrancy of neighbourhoods
Winnipeggers can choose from more than a dozen guided walks across the city presented in an innovative and uniquely neighbourly fashion.
Renaissance along Selkirk Avenue
An iconic Winnipeg neighbourhood steeped in history, struggles through adversity to flourish once again, thanks to generosity and vision of donors, and a community focused on working together.
A time for Aussies and Kiwis in Manitoba to remember
Local club will celebrate Anzac Day, a national occasion Down Under, this year marking the 100th anniversary of the first major military action fought by Australian and New Zealand forces in WWI.
Government sells half the Wheat Board to Saudi Arabian company
Long running Canadian farm marketing institution now just a memory.