Margaret’s Choir puts Winnipeg on world choral map
She has taught hundreds of people to sing, even those who thought they couldn’t. Now, her renamed choir will again sing for charity, and honour their founder who is in hospital fighting cancer.
Remembering Jean Béliveau
There was indeed only one Jean Béliveau, and he was such a class act.
Headstones’ Hugh Dillon gets close and personal with fans
Kingston, Ontario band delivers two octane fuelled sold out shows at Pyramid Cabaret.
Youth internship program celebrates 10 years
The Summer Internship Program has been strengthening communities by connecting young philanthropists and charitable agencies for a decade.
Unique Christmas gifts at Wayne Arthur Gallery
“If I won the lottery…,” the theme of the Wayne Arthur Gallery’s annual group show, features interesting art suitable for the pickiest on your shopping list.
Endowment plays leading role
Theatre Projects Manitoba celebrates its 25th anniversary with a campaign to grow its Agency Endowment Fund, ensuring financial stability for the next 25 years and beyond.
The dismal science of low oil prices
While the plummeting price of oil is good news for motorists, it’s a nightmare for ministers of finance who rely on this revenue to balance the books.
Yoga North gets facelift
Mural artist Jason Botkin gives Yoga North a makeover with a mural that is perfect for the season.
Poison frontman Bret Michaels shakes up Club Regent
Look what the cat dragged in – nothin’ but a good time.
Boogey The Beat aims to focus support on missing and murdered
People kept asking,”Who is that?”, as Les Boulanger presented his MMIA set, where he juxtaposed hard hitting news clips with traditional Indigenous music.