A tribute to Myrtle: how book lovers help sick kids
Woman’s lifelong dedication to Children’s Hospital used book sale is remembered fondly by her family.
The fight over Energy East
Is the proposed pipeline a nation building exercise or potential environmental disaster?
Hidden in the bulrushes
Collection of lost Canadian art rediscovered on new online gallery.
Replacing “The Most Interesting Man in the World”
When pop culture is top of the news: beer maker to no longer use pitchman famous for his line, “Stay thirsty my friends.”
Young and savvy
Local band Panicland uses music, tech and social media to carve their niche in today’s rapidly changing industry.
Spring break’s hidden gem
It’s understated, tucked away and free, yet the Manitoba Electrical Museum and Education Centre is very engaging and just might be “the place” to take your kids this spring break.
Waging peace
Much more than the absence of war, Positive Peace is created by addressing the underlying causes of conflict.
Despite challenges, Winnipeg Transit measures up
Compared to other cities, Winnipeg is doing a few things right when it comes to public transportation.
French’s Ketchup a hot commodity as Canadians kiss Heinz goodbye
Viral post about plant closure has competitor going head-to-head with ketchup giant.
Moving forward on health care reform
Why more money for health care is not the answer.