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.
Successful politician reflects on the challenges growing up gay
A typical high-profile jock in high school, Glen Murray hid his sexual orientation throughout his teen years, but went on to become North America’s first openly gay mayor and a champion of gay rights.
Government sells half the Wheat Board to Saudi Arabian company
Long running Canadian farm marketing institution now just a memory.
MTS employees send a message to Anaheim Ducks
Knowing the Anaheim Ducks are staying across the street at The Fairmont Hotel, MTS employees have some fun placing giant letters in the windows of their office tower.
Unique treatment centre successfully uses traditional healing practices
Helping clients along their healing journeys, Eyaa-Keen Healing Centre Inc. was created by Indigenous People for Indigenous People.
Massacre’s anniversary a reminder of man’s inhumanity
A murderous nightmare that happened on April 13, 1945, less than a month before VE Day, is not well remembered.
Winnipeg, do you believe in miracles?
The Jets finally make it to the dance — a strong team that nobody wants to face in the post-season battle for the toughest trophy to win in pro sports.
Extravaganza focuses on writing not yet published
More than just a fundraiser, the annual Wine & Words event is a showcase for established and emerging talent, immersing the audience in a creative experience unlike any other.
Former Winnipegger living in New York enlists old band mates for new CD
The musicians featured on Curtis Nowosad’s latest album, Dialectics, all have ties with the University of Manitoba Jazz Studies program.
Boys of Summer strike it rich
Even before the first pitch was thrown, an eye-popping record was set with the average annual salary reaching above $4 million dollars for the first time.