Tough times on The Rock
Incredibly shrinking Newfoundland economy results in one of the toughest budgets seen in Canada.
Roll’n over the rim
Incessant eyesore of overflowing garbage brings new meaning to ‘roll up the rim’.
Decision time at City Hall over PSB’s fate
While some want it torn down, others see the Public Safety Building as a valuable part of Winnipeg’s history and identity.
Four charities crowned Fast Pitch champs, share in grants worth $15,000
Last night’s sold out showcase a ‘community competition where everyone wins’.
Spreading Goodwill for 85 years
Apr. 4, 1931 – Canada’s first Goodwill store opened in Winnipeg, marking the birth of this fiercely independent, enormously altruistic homegrown Manitoba charity.
Canada’s apartheid
Thirty years ago, Chief Louis Stevenson invited South Africa’s ambassador to Canada to see First Nation poverty. What has changed?
Rallying business to support Rotary Adventures in Human Rights
Raising funds for human rights program a natural fit for an evening of business networking.
Construction industry growth reflects healthy economy
At start of construction season, Peg report shows ‘housing starts’, ‘building permits value’ are strong.
What’s old can be new again
Instead of discarding old electronics for new ones, fixing and reusing broken devices makes more sense.
NewLeaf back in business
Canadian Transportation Agency determines start up carrier does not require an air license as it’s deemed a ‘reseller’ in the airline industry.