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Ride For Dad celebrates 15 years and more than $1 million raised

Charitable Organizations, Health & Safety, Our Neighbourhoods, Science & Technology, Stories of GivingBy Bryan SullivanMay 30, 2015

The thunder roared on a sunny day in Winnipeg as 1,400 motorcycle riders started their engines for this year’s annual Ride For Dad.

Donated blood still needed despite closure of collection sites

Health & Safety, History, Our Neighbourhoods, Science & Technology, Stories of GivingBy Roger CurrieMay 28, 2015

Responding to changes in the practice of medicine, Canadian Blood Services close some collection sites but are quick to remind us that regular blood donations are still desperately needed.

Largest women’s soccer tourney in history coming to town

Arts & Entertainment, Economy & Business, Southwest, SportsBy Trevor SmithMay 27, 2015

FIFA Women’s World Cup hits Winnipeg just as women’s game takes on more prominence worldwide.

“Oh wow! Look at this,” makes Jumbo Sale worthwhile

Arts & Entertainment, Charitable Organizations, Downtown, History, Religion & SpiritualityBy Heather Emberley / Gracie SweetstoryMay 25, 2015

Items are donated all year and folks travel from near and far for the one day fundraiser which has earned a reputation as a destination event.

Time to change name of Ottawa Senators

History, Politics, SportsBy Roger CurrieMay 25, 2015

The team name goes back more than a hundred years, but now it has come to represent just about everything that is wrong with the government of this country.

It was a beautiful evening to take my bike…for a walk!

Our Neighbourhoods, Safety, SportsBy Suzanne HunterMay 22, 20154 Comments

Get the most out of your bike riding this season – educate yourself on how to prepare your bike.

Toronto tries to become centre of sports universe

Arts & Entertainment, Outside Winnipeg, SportsBy Roger CurrieMay 21, 2015

This week saw two announcements that may alter the future of sports in Toronto, but please don’t hold your breath.

Cynthia Menzies last year at the Dirt Skirt

Spectacular season of women’s bicycle riding ready to roll

Our City, Our Neighbourhoods, SportsBy Gregory C. McNeillMay 20, 2015

Exciting races include clinics to improve bike handling skills and maintenance as well as friendly social environment where exercise and well-being are encouraged.

Women’s self-image challenged by stereotypes

Culture, Health & SafetyBy Sara ArensonMay 20, 2015

Women are asked to stake their self-esteem and self-image on external appearances; judged by standards of a media where “thin is in” and the “thinnest is innest.”

Iraq war resister’s fight for freedom forms basis of new play

Arts & Entertainment, Downtown, History, Politics, ReviewsBy Doug KretchmerMay 19, 2015

Festival of New Works looks at playwright Daniel Thau-Eleff’s creative process in developing ‘Deserter’, based on experiences of war resister Joshua Key.

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