Rich history of holiday lighting in city’s downtown
Hanging festive decorations on Portage Avenue a long held tradition in “Christmas Capital of Canada”.
Tea makers take aim at income disparity
Winnipeg company manufactures popular tea that is grown and dried in like-minded Brazilian community.
America suffers international embarrassment over outrageous Trump
Trump’s antics reveal the ill political health afflicting the most powerful democracy on earth.
What recent terrorist attacks tell us about the Western world
The West’s response to terrorism and to the refugee crisis is narrow minded and short sighted.
Compassion and law enforcement: making the drum real
What if compassion were the driving force for policing in our communities?
Responding to terror
Isis thrives on fear and hatred. We must not be overwhelmed by either in these dark days.
Understanding your faith
Winnipeg Anglican Priest compiles answers to 101 questions asked by his parishioners over the past few years.
Imagine that
All singing can be an instrument of personal and world peace.
Winter Harp returns to Winnipeg
Concert lineup includes Manitoba’s Janelle Nadeau.
Sing for Peace concert inspires social action
“I’m happy we’re moving from singing and praying to action,” says Pat Mathews who has organized peace concerts for the past decade.