Project Peacemakers celebrates International Peace Day
Winnipeg’s Project Peacemakers marked International Peace Day 2012 with skits and musical performances at the Free Press Cafe.
Tough times for hog industry
Manitoba leads the nation in the volume of pork that’s produced for export. The industry says many producers will go out of business, unless government helps them with a $150 million bailout package.
The way ahead for journalism
In the tumult and reinvention of journalism, there are moments when the way ahead becomes clearer. One of those moments occurred Tuesday.
September’s Harvest
September’s harvest has provided an opportunity for me to capture a few great moments in the gardens of my neighbourhood.
Eating locally grown food makes sense (and it’s tasty, too!)
This is peak season as local growers gather to sell their produce before winter. And with this activity comes the ongoing debate over whether eating locally grown food is best.
Can’t We All Just Get Along?
My iPhone just died. But that’s okay because it was ancient (4 years old!) and was due for an update anyway.
50th Anniversary of the Scandinavian Cultural Centre
The Scandinavian Cultural Centre celebrates their 50th anniversary.
Hats off to you, Bob! You’re our hero!
Imagine yourself sitting atop a two thousand pound bull trying to get a grip. Who would you want in your little corner of the rodeo ring?
How LMFAO has ruined music, and kids today
What’s the deal with music these days? I know, you’re wondering if your father is writing this article. But I still stand behind the question.
And they’re off…but will they disappear?
It would be a bit of an exaggeration to say that the Sport of Kings is endangered, but it’s certainly not in good shape.