She walked in a good way
Claudette Michell was a mother, grandmother, cultural educator, pipe and drum carrier, storyteller, sun dancer, community helper, mentor, researcher, and coordinator.
Contact sports exact a heavy toll
Many are suggesting that current Blue Bomber quarterback Buck Pierce should walk away from football before it’s too late. That’s an impossibly tough decision for any athlete to make.
Art + Body showcases artists with disabilities
The first ever celebration of professional artists with disabilities in Manitoba took place Wednesday, October 10 and Thursday, October 11, at The Winnipeg Art Gallery.
Crush Hunger comes up short
Crush Hunger – A Monster Jam Canada Food Drive – took place on October 3, 2012 to collect food for Winnipeg Harvest. Unfortunately, attendance was not what had been expected.
From pitch to bleachers
One of my favourite John Wooden quotes is, “It’s not so important who starts the game but who finishes it.” This week, I will finish a game that’s been a major part of my athletic life for as long as I can remember.
Lennard Taylor Fashion Show unveils stunning clothes
The denim jean genius has moved to leather for his fall collection. The fashion show at his 89 Princess space had stunning, custom made male and female clothes.
Nothing in Winnipeg except for a Sausage Factory
Since the Winnipeg Free Press gave seven reporters the pink slip last week there has been a large amount of chatter on the future of the Free Press and traditional news sources in general.
History of Winnipeg and Manitou Ahbee
There is a lot of amazing history to ponder. Places will never be seen the same way after realizing the history of names over hundreds of years.
A Walk in the Park
Assiniboine Park — the”jewel in the crown” of Winnipeg’s parks — covers 1,100 acres of which 400 are designed in the English landscape style.
Block party brings joy to neighbourhood
Home Street’s Block Party in Winnipeg’s West End brings residents together to share an afternoon of fun and to build a stronger neighbourhood.