STEAM Week sends a message that BH girls are smart
Inquiry-based learning integral to fostering girls’ learning in science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics.
Bike Lab has class
Even in the midst of winter, students are keen to learn how to take care of their bicycles.
New Music Fest soars to new heights
As the 26th annual Winnipeg New Music Festival comes to a close, the event’s world wide acclaim is confirmed once again.
The race to efficiency
Owners and tenants in Manitoba commercial office spaces compete to reduce energy use in a four-year challenge.
Tech ‘advance’ in lighting not such a bright idea
Public’s skepticism has grown since GE announced compact fluorescent bulbs would no longer be made because of dangers associated with mercury.
Six months to go, thousands of volunteer positions to fill
Volunteers needed to give their time so athletes can shine.
Investing in a comprehensive Child and Youth Mental Health Strategy
Mental illness is the most common illness of children and teens in Canada, yet there are no provincial or national strategies to combat this.
The inconsistencies of Canadian healthcare
Are Canadian wait times for hip replacement justified or could they be shortened?
Half century of haggling over health care funding
The original objective was to have 50% of the cost of health paid for with federal dollars.
Mobile payment for parking comes to campus
University of Manitoba tests drive mobile pay parking system.