Why Manitoba needs to invest in its children
To thrive, Manitoba needs young people, yet the province lags behind rest of the country when it comes to child health outcomes.
Working together for a better city
Better communication between citizens would help build a stronger community.
New evidence prompts inquest delay
Local human rights lawyer wants judge to consider systemic racism in police shooting death of young Aboriginal man.
Closer to ‘lights out’ than we’d like to admit
Vulnerability of power grid has become one of the greatest threats to the world.
Home life challenging for early settlers
History comes alive in Winnipeg neighbourhoods where century-old artifacts detail the vicissitudes of early domestic life.
A site to behold
Manitoba has its first designated historic neighbourhood in the heart of the city.
River Heights artist dazzles the Big Apple
Local artist Bob Scurfield was in New York City recently to host an exhibition of his work.
Fear remains years after 9-11
Terrorism threat level in Canada remains unchanged at medium even after suspected plot by Aaron Driver foiled in Ontario.
Unique response to cancer battle spawns “fringe of the Fringe” experience
Renovated firehall to host bold production on how flirting with death can teach profound lessons about life.
An enjoyable first rodeo
Interstellar Rodeo at The Forks has grown but still remains an intimate fan favourite festival.