National drug plan could mean significant savings for Canadians
Universal national pharmacare for Canada may offer a small personal loss for a few but a larger public gain.
YouthBuild students set to become tomorrow’s skilled tradespeople
International model helps prepare marginalized Indigenous youth to fill coveted jobs that will help rebuild their communities and their lives.
Listen to the threads
Local weaver becomes internationally acclaimed artisan by using ancient finger weaving technique called Sprang.
Imagining a future with no car crashes
We’re told we will soon live in a world of cars without engaged drivers.
Crime (writing) doesn’t pay – an update
Catching up with True Crime writer, Debra Komar, whose most recent book has been nominated for several awards.
Global Peace Index meets Peg: another step closer to war prevention?
The time has come to get serious in our hometown about Peace Building and War Prevention.
Astronaut Colonel Chris Hadfield: a very down to earth kind of guy
Talks about his out of this world experiences aboard International Space Station.
Art projection focuses on environmental illnesses
Nuit Blanche features local artist projecting quotes of those suffering from Multiple Chemical Sensitivity and other health issues caused by environmental conditions.
Saving CN 2747
Museum aims to restore first steam engine built in Western Canada in the Transcona CNR Shops in 1926.
Recognizing outstanding entrepreneurship and innovation
“Start Up Canada Awards” were held in Winnipeg for the first time, highlighting fast growing, economically diverse businesses on the cutting edge.