Faster, Higher, Stronger in the Global Village
The London Olympics are now history, and they’re being hailed as a tremendous success.
Winnipeg Lanterns for Peace 2012
Annually, citizens of Winnipeg commemorate the suffering and the deaths of the citizens of Hiroshima and Nagasaki caused by the atomic bombing of those cities.
Annie charms at Rainbow Stage
The surprises in the pre-opening performance of Annie at Rainbow Stage did not prevent the audience from enjoying an excellent performance.
The NHL struggles as a franchise system
The National Hockey League (NHL) faces the same struggles as most franchise systems. The question is whether the league has the insight and willingness to fix it.
Camp is in full swing on Town Island
B’nai Brith is in its 93rd year of delivering incredible camping experiences at its Lake of the Woods-based outdoor camp.
Photo Essay: The Bridges of Winnipeg
Winnipeg is built around a historic meeting place at the fork of two rivers. Our city roads are now determined by a network of bridges that connect neighbourhoods and suburbs.
Rossburn, Manitoba’s 80 year-old cold case
This summer marks the 80th anniversary of a brutal Manitoba murder that was never solved. Here is the story of the Lees of Rossburn, Manitoba.
Lotsa crime, and not many close ups …
Reporters and storytellers like me have a number of time-honoured rituals that are generally guaranteed to raise the anxiety level of all of us.
The lesser known history of New Iceland
With Gimli’s Icelandic Festival fast approaching, CNC takes a look at the central role that Winnipeg plays in the storied history of New Iceland.
Ballet in the Park
Hundreds of people came to Assiniboine Park Friday July 27 for the third of three evenings of Ballet in the Park, put on by Canada’s Royal Winnipeg Ballet.