Alexa Yakubovich, Winnipeg’s latest Rhodes Scholar
There must be something in the water in River Heights: for the second year in a row a Rhodes scholarship has been awarded to yet another resident of this south end neighbourhood.
A different kind of Christmas
The Mexican people celebrate the holiday season in their own unique and special way.
Stories of struggle and change at Museum for Human Rights
Since opening in September, the Canadian Museum for Human Rights has attracted visitors by featuring stories about the quest for human rights in Canada and around the world.
Clearly what we have here is a failure to communicate
Can we please agree on a form of communication that most of us can accept as ‘important’ and urgent?
Experimental play invites us all down the rabbit hole
No director, no set and no rehearsals, where a different actor is the lead for each performance. A unique play invites us to think about oppression, freedom and words.
The Real Escape challenges Winnipeggers to ‘get out’
A look at Winnipeg’s first live action escape game room.
Move to normalize Cuba-US relations brings flood of memories
It was New Year’s Day 56 years ago when the Rose Bowl I was watching on a black and white TV was interrupted with news of a regime change in Cuba.
The live concert experience – Winnipeggers appreciate a good show
A look back at some of the best shows in Winnipeg this past year.
The Battle of Kapyong: a defining moment in Canadian military history
This Remembrance Day, we recall April 1951 when Lt. Col. Jim Stone issued orders to his men. “No retreat, no surrender.”
What giving means to Shahina Siddiqui
To Shahina Siddiqui, giving is “literally a responsibility” – but it’s one that’s not easy to talk about.