Wake me when the real news returns in 2015
With the possible exception of the ongoing political soap opera in Manitoba, we will soon be mired in the slowest news cycle of the year.
No sweat, no gain – hot yoga and the Real Housewives of Linden Woods
You’ll sweat more during an hour-long class than a week of other workouts, and you’ll be accompanied by mostly thin, pretty women 20 to 30-years-old.
3rd annual Folk Fest in the City gala dinner fundraiser a huge success
Winnipeg Folk Festival honours David Lindley with Artistic Achievement Award at last Friday’s successful fundraising event at the Fairmont.
David Lindley concert entertaining and funny
Master of the stringed instruments delivers sensational performance while spinning amusing tales.
The little station that will
CJNU 93.7 FM hosts successful pledge weekend and membership blitz, celebrating its new home high above the iconic Portage and Main.
A sailor’s Lake Winnipeg
An exposition of the natural beauty of the lake from the perspective of a sailor.
Inaccessible realities made accessible
The Arts & Disability Network of Manitoba is breaking down barriers to make our community accessible to artists of all abilities.
Cosby shut down by sex assault allegations
The brave women who have come forward have robbed Bill Cosby of millions of dollars from what was becoming a revival of his career.
Winnipeg author advises doctors to have a little taste of their own medicine
Doctors are fallible. We get second opinions on things we buy every day – why not on opinions about our own body’s health?
Teaching the teachers: Teacher Education students help integrate technology in classrooms
Teacher Education students at Red River College are flipping the professional development experience by teaching teachers how to integrate technology.