Fighting for fairness
Labour Day has been celebrated across North America for more than 120 years, yet unions are still looking for respect from governments.
‘Sugarman’ Rodriguez’s singing, songs and playing very sweet
Rodriguez shows sold out Concert Hall why he was so popular in Africa.
Keeping Churchill viable
As US-based Omnitrax turns its back on the Port of Churchill, efforts to protect the community are stepped up.
Gadget gong show
From Alexa to wireless earbuds, digital toy development keeps on rolling.
Peace Days Festival spreads its wings
Manitoba communities to honour peace and compassion by raising flags for 7th annual Peace Days Festival launch.
Culture is medicine
The scientific link between culture and health for Canada’s Indigenous populations is strong.
Back to school, girls soccer and Army Cadets
It’s a beehive of activity in Morris and surrounding area as we make the turn to autumn.
Tough times for our neighbours to the west
Things were looking up in Rider Nation during the past decade, but how times have changed.
Manitobans warned too many kids exposed to pesticides
Canadian doctors have released a report showing children are not adequately protected from cosmetic chemicals used on lawns and gardens.
Local artist wins Culture Days National prize
Independent visual artist aims to raise awareness about issues of social and environmental justice, such as homelessness and deforestation.