LGBTQ-inclusive values struggle in rural Manitoba
While Manitoba schools have come a long way in sex ed, conservative values evident in some small towns may be hindering progress.
What’s old can be new again
Instead of discarding old electronics for new ones, fixing and reusing broken devices makes more sense.
Assisted suicide for those with mental illness a risky proposition
Evidence shows persons suffering mental illness will fall through the cracks if a physician-assisted death option is available for them.
Not your Baba’s Easter eggs: Pysanka Mosaic
A new twist on an ancient art tradition: local family of artists creates stunning works of art using pieces of Ukrainian Easter eggs.
How far have we really come in 100 years?
While rights have been won, women still fight for respect and true freedom in society.
Creating harmony through artistic expression
Young people use creativity to promote empathy, celebrate diversity and nourish cultural harmony.
National news mag debates existence of Jesus
MacLean’s questions facts of history, at Easter, when focus is on Christianity’s charitable ways.
Yazidi genocide hidden in broad daylight
In the chaos of the current Middle East, a slaughter is taking place of Yazidi men, women and children, seemingly ignored by the world.
Dutch treat – the plain bicycle plan
Holland’s devotion to cycling has many wondering why we don’t have this kind of bike culture in Canada, and is prompting one couple to ship 100 sturdy, reliable Dutch bikes to be sold in Winnipeg.
PTE deconstructs myth of happily ever after
“Marriage: A Demolition in Two Acts” is a fast-paced, cleverly written treatise of modern life.