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Bumpy start for Blue and Gold

Arts & Entertainment, Our City, Our Neighbourhoods, Southeast, SportsBy Roger CurrieJune 14, 2013

The Bombers said they had a plan to take care of all the concerns about getting to the game on time. Opening night was quite simply a ‘nightmare’ and it’s unclear what can be done to fix it in a hurry.

Gathering to get Manitobans gabbing about food security

Education, Environment, Food, Health & Safety, Our City, Our NeighbourhoodsBy Stacy Cardigan SmithJune 13, 2013

The Food Security Network Gathering, a free event open to all on June 17, will feature presentations about programs involving food security.

Lung cancer, not just for smokers

Charitable Organizations, Health & Safety, Science & TechnologyBy Heather Emberley / Gracie SweetstoryJune 12, 2013

They look so healthy, so young. They are non-smokers, who exercise, eat well and don’t work with hazardous materials. Yet, many are diagnosed with lung cancer and they are the reason for this week’s Inspire for Life Walk at The Forks.

Philippine Independence celebrated in Maples

Arts & Entertainment, Culture, Education, History, Northwest, Our NeighbourhoodsBy David BrigoleJune 10, 2013

Filipinos in The Maples neighbourhood celebrated their day of liberation with the ‘Araw ng Kalayaan’ commemoration ceremony held at Maples Collegiate.

Aboriginal partnerships integral to inspire smart and caring communities

Culture, Philanthropy, Reviews, UncategorizedBy Margo MalabarJune 7, 2013

Over 600 people attended Community Foundations of Canada’s national conference opening ceremony, which focused on Aboriginal partnerships.

Friday night bell tower rallies still going strong

Culture, Northwest, Our City, Our NeighbourhoodsBy Michael ChampagneJune 5, 2013

Since November 2011, a dedicated group of community members has been meeting at the corner of Selkirk and Powers to build peace, support the community and set an example.

Winnipeg encouraged to adopt Golden Rule

Culture, Education, Health & Safety, Our City, Politics, Religion & Spirituality, Stories of GivingBy Cheryl CohanJune 5, 2013

If we continue to live without taking action – nothing will change. If we follow Compassionate Louisville and the teaching of great thinkers and leaders, amazing things can happen.

Beadwork at Manitoba Museum inspires teachers from Arviat

Arts & Entertainment, Culture, Outside Winnipeg, UncategorizedBy Greg KlassenJune 4, 2013

A tour for five teachers hailing from Nunavut is enhanced when they get a special peek at some of the Museum’s rare collections of Inuit clothing and artwork.

Morgentaler’s passing unlikely to reopen abortion debate

Health & Safety, Outside Winnipeg, Politics, Science & TechnologyBy Roger CurrieJune 3, 2013

Most politicians would rather endure the Senate Scandal any day compared to the nightmare that is the abortion debate. It’s unfortunate because there is much that should be debated.

Sell-out crowd flocks to first-ever DIY Homesteader Festival

Arts & Entertainment, Education, Food, Outside WinnipegBy Stacy Cardigan SmithJune 3, 2013

Despite a chilly morning, 350 people learned some of the skills necessary to live off the land at the inaugural Homesteader Fest on June 1.

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