River Heights library full of surprises
Are local libraries still valid today in this age of internet access and Wikipedia? A closer look at one of our local branches reveals an impressive variety of services that are offered.
Remembering Manitoba’s Father of Nephrology
It is with both sadness and fond memories that The Kidney Foundation of Canada, Manitoba Branch, remembers Dr. Ashley Thomson (1921-2013), known by many as the “Father of Nephrology” in Manitoba.
Nobu reveals essence of disability and art
Great art doesn’t need to transcend disability, it is embraced, informed and enriched by it. Disability in an artist may not only add to the quality of the work but is often the muse that gives it life.
Red River College recruits students in India
Building on the success of its relationship with China, Red River College is recruiting in India this week and will sign deals with five schools to bring hundreds of new students to Manitoba.
The Arlington Bridge’s second, controversial century
Happy 101st birthday Arlington Bridge ! It isn’t a glorious history. In fact, the Troubled Lady has been controversial at every stage in its life.
Baby, it’s cold outside…but the show goes on
While some are thinking of things to do indoors, the staff and volunteers at Corydon Community Centre Annual Winter Carnival were busy at their winter festival that was held this past weekend.
Chili From The Heart gives warmth to those in need
A volunteer visit to deliver lunches to Winnipeg homeless shelters turns into a major philanthropic effort that has garnered support across Winnipeg to help feed and clothe those less fortunate.
The scary costs of unemployment
Unemployment numbers across the globe reflect a world economy still recovering from the worst downturn since the Great Depression. Trying to explain unemployment, three students from Fort Richmond Collegiate created this animated video.
Transformative Experience: WAG exhibit offers rare opportunity
Few realize our city boasts the largest collection of contemporary Inuit artwork in the world. A new exhibit featuring some of the gallery’s permanent collection is part of WAG’s centennial celebrations.
Unique culinary treat pops up on frozen river
Only in Winnipeg, you say. Where else would people brave -40 temperatures to eat a five star meal on the frozen forks of two rivers?