Tea makers take aim at income disparity
Winnipeg company manufactures popular tea that is grown and dried in like-minded Brazilian community.
Local voices pipe-up for the climate
A soundscape recorded at a recent climate change march in Winnipeg reveals many Manitobans want governments to act quickly to save the planet.
What do ‘human rights’ mean to you?
Human Rights Day 2015 underscores importance of respecting rights and freedoms all year long.
America suffers international embarrassment over outrageous Trump
Trump’s antics reveal the ill political health afflicting the most powerful democracy on earth.
Fat tire flyers frolic in fine frosty weather
Local cyclists embrace mild temperatures.
A life of quiet compassion
Getting to know Alan Malmgren – a caring and generous person with a good sense of humour who loved people.
Fundraiser combines art sale with holiday carnival
Martha Street Studio Members Show and Holiday Carnival has great art for sale along with unique fundraising events.
Tell a more engaging story
How non-profit organizations can better communicate their messages to the media.
Gamers raise funds for mental health with 24-hour marathon stream
Second annual game-a-thon for charity raises more than $3000 with help from The Winnipeg Foundation.
Time is running out to deal with climate change
Even if Climate Summit ends in unanimous agreement, which is highly unlikely, it’s probably still too late to stop what’s happening in the atmosphere.