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Toasted technology

Culture, Science & TechnologyBy Sean ConwaySeptember 21, 2014

My new digital toaster has me pining for the old days, when a coat hanger over the element was the easiest and best way to toast bread.

Substation upgrade looks to improve neighbourhood eyesore

Environment, Science & Technology, SouthwestBy Trevor SmithSeptember 21, 2014

Manitoba Hydro’s substation at Grant Ave between Harrow and Stafford Streets is undergoing a renovation that residents hope will beautify what has long been an unsightly corner of River Heights.

Technology gape

Culture, Our City, Politics, Science & TechnologyBy Sean ConwayAugust 11, 2014

The online comments of a candidate’s wife, and an MPI payment defaulter tricked into clicking on a legal summons, reveal the perilous nature of the Internet.

Open Government / Open Data tour comes to Winnipeg

Education, Our Neighbourhoods, Politics, Science & TechnologyBy Noah ErenbergAugust 7, 20141 Comment

A man on a mission is riding his motorcycle into our fair city, as part of an ongoing effort to open up the world of government.

Terry Fox Day – what took so long?

Health & Safety, History, Science & Technology, SportsBy Roger CurrieAugust 4, 2014

The list of genuine heroes in this country is not all that long. At or near the top for many of us is the guy who did the Marathon of Hope 34 years ago.

Winnipeg People’s Forum aims for social justice

Education, Environment, Health & Safety, Politics, Science & TechnologyBy Julien CooperJuly 29, 20141 Comment

Earlier this month, people came together at the University of Winnipeg to discuss several critical issues facing Canadians.

Canadian cities step up recycling efforts while Winnipeg lags behind

Education, Environment, Our Neighbourhoods, Politics, Science & TechnologyBy Susan CameronJuly 29, 20141 Comment

Winnipeg does have its challenges, however organic waste diversion seems a very efficient, cost effective and sustainable solution for our community and our environment.

Learning about monarchs at The Living Prairie Museum

Environment, Health & Safety, Northwest, Science & TechnologyBy Susan HuebertJuly 28, 2014

The Monarch Butterfly Festival at the Living Prairie Museum was a treat for Winnipeggers who learned what they could do about the insect’s declining numbers.

Public transit and our reliance on technology

Economy & Business, Health & Safety, Science & TechnologyBy Roger CurrieJuly 27, 2014

Somehow we park our fears in a closet, and carry on, putting our lives in the hands of total strangers, and their computers.

Bless my PVR for making commercials a thing of the past

Arts & Entertainment, Economy & Business, Science & TechnologyBy Roger CurrieJuly 21, 2014

I rarely watch TV commercials, but I do see them zoom by in fast forward, and I can’t help but notice one in particular.

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