O’Leary eyes federal Conservative leadership
Scariest part for the Tories – he just might win.
A difficult ally in the Middle East
The desert kingdom of Saudi Arabia has turned into a minefield for governments in Canada.
Reflecting on lives cut short
This past week, we mourned the loss of prominent people struck down by cancer.
Building community is a Winnipeg thing
Upcoming events help you make a difference just by being there.
First Nations open houses embody festive spirit
Indigenous tenants in nondescript office tower on Portage Avenue open their doors to embrace holiday season with the community.
Foundation smashes previous granting record
The Winnipeg Foundation’s granting increases by almost $5 million to $27.7 million.
TRC Action: A focusing exercise
Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission challenges educators to help restore balance to the relationship between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples.
Papa John’s Blues grows out of province’s deep musical roots
Preferring to be mainly acoustic, PJB continues to perform music with an edge.
January lament
Month that follows Holiday Season is truly the longest month of the year.
Rail line relocation not easy, but worth it
If lines are moved, vacant land could be used as north-south active transportation corridor.