Forks fireworks to attract more families with earlier time
An earlier than usual 8 pm start for New Year’s Eve fireworks at The Forks is just what the family friendly crowd wants.
What giving means to Jason Booth
Jason Booth gives to show how thankful he is for all he has received, and because giving back feels good.
War resister needs support, says former NDP MLA
Marty Dolin presses Manitoba Government to provide health care for US war resister Joshua Key, currently living in Winnipeg.
Counsellor draws from personal experience to help others in recovery
Kyle Goertzen has been sober for three and a half years. He attributes part of his recovery to helping others overcome the disease of addiction.
Shift to mobile robs Google of millions in revenue
As more people turn to wireless handheld devices to search the internet, many have abandoned Google as their engine of choice.
Winnipegger launches crowdfunding campaign on course to NASCAR glory
22-year-old race car driver Amber Balcaen recently launched an IndieGoGo campaign to help raise funds for a test run at the end of December.
Seminar celebrates 225th anniversary of Mennonite emigration to East Ukraine
A rare collection of documents passed down through generations reveals a fascinating history shared by many Manitoba Mennonites.
Gamers complete 24-hour video game marathon to raise money for sick kids
“All kids should have the opportunity to play, and just enjoy being a kid. If we’re able to help them do that…it feels really good.”
Randy Bachman’s ‘History of A Winnipeg Musician 101’ lesson
One of Winnipeg’s favourite rock’n’roll sons jams with the WSO for three concerts.
Basketball (not hockey) choice of younger fans
While boomers watch hockey, the kids and grandkids tune into basketball instead, a worrisome prospect for Rogers who paid $5.2-billion for NHL broadcast rights.