Stepping up to the plate
Remembering the retired teacher who lived her commitment to social justice when she pioneered the concept of a food bank in Winnipeg.
My ethnicity is not who I am
Challenging racist thinking to combat stereotypes that cause people to miss out on the individuality of others.
Enthusiastic fans gobble up Jimmy Eat World
Garrick Centre crowd loves pop band, even if some observers find their stuff a little boring.
Being vocal about mental illness
Two choral powerhouses join forces to present “HOPE” – a benefit concert in support of mental health services.
Hé Ho, Bistros and Riel
Franco Manitoban destinations, such as La Belle Baguette, operated by chef-owner Alix Loiselle, prepare to welcome visitors to 2017 Canada Summer Games.
Fear grips French citizens facing stark choice at ballot box
This week, voters in France will choose between extreme right candidate Marine Le Pen and centrist Emmanuel Macron.
Talkin’ ’bout a peaceful revolution
American peace educator visits Winnipeg and delivers inspiring messages on meaningful peacemaking.
Corner stores alive and thriving in North End
‘Customer first’ and ‘convenience’ help “mom & pop” stores stay afloat.
Celiac awareness becomes critical health concern for seniors
With May as Celiac Awareness Month, the impact of this disease on the aging population is a major concern.
Annual event proves science is the new sexy
Science Rendezvous shows you don’t have to be a nerd to be interested in science.