Poor role models, and expensive playpens
Should we still be looking to professional athletes to serve as role models for our youth?
Fringe Festival kicks off in Old Market Square
The Fringe festival kicked off today in Old Market Square in grand fashion.
Manitobans excited about British Open
Just as certain as Manitobans will flock to the fairways this weekend, many will also watch one of the most popular and prestigious tournaments in the world.
Summer concert series showcases WSO artists
Ever find yourself wanting to spend your lunch break listening to beautiful classical music played by world-class musicians?
I Love You Lord Stanley
Lord Stanley’s Cup makes an appearance near Portage la Prairie early Monday evening.
RRC partners with CNC to create quality journalism
Some of the first citizen journalists to create and post content on Community News Commons have been Red River College students.
Player’s Cup ends in exciting fashion
The Canadian Tour Player’s Cup ended in dramatic fashion with Chris Killmer from the United States coming out on top.
Fringe Festival kickoff promises exciting 25th year
The Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival has been a staple in our city for over two decades.
The Player’s Cup comes to town
The Canadian Tour Player’s Cup starts Thursday, July 12, at one of Manitoba’s more difficult courses — Pine Ridge Golf Club. This will be the 14th consecutive year the club has hosted the Cup. Pine Ridge Golf Club is ready for the Player’s this year. The greens are hard and fast, the rough is thick…
The last of the best Club House sandwich in the city
Along with all the other Winnipeggers wanting to bid a fond farewell this week to a city lunch institution, I made a trip to The Wagon Wheel Lunch today to enjoy one of its famous, mouthwatering Club House sandwiches. One cannot go to the Wagon Wheel without having a Club House – at least once.…