Canadians told to prepare for lightning fast revolutionary change
From the media industry to the energy sector, the pace of change will impact every part of society and is not likely to slow down.
Canada inherits hand-me-down choppers used to fly US presidents
Who knew that 15 of those former presidential helicopters now belong to the Royal Canadian Air Force?
Local tourism champions honoured at 2015 Awards of Distinction
Awards went to people, places, organizations and events that have gone above and beyond to offer a superior tourism experience to visitors in Winnipeg.
Advertisers use data on internet habits to create custom ads
The insidious nature of targeted online advertising has many internet users concerned about their privacy and about the future of advertising.
The city’s prize pickings
Meter maids ride bikes through neighbourhoods teeming with garage sales, on the hunt to ticket illegally parked cars.
Largest women’s soccer tourney in history coming to town
FIFA Women’s World Cup hits Winnipeg just as women’s game takes on more prominence worldwide.
Made in Winnipeg – made in Wolseley – made with love
This growing annual festival coming up this weekend features some of the best work of Wolseley neighbourhood artists and could be a great place to pick up a gift for Mother’s Day.
Is this really what economic recovery looks like?
Everywhere we look in recent months in Canada, jobs are being lost by the thousands.
Banks an easy target for Selinger’s cash-strapped government
Manitoba NDP government’s stick up at the banks nets $25-million, while provincial deficit comes in at $400 million.
Political will can solve chronic shortage in affordable housing
Housing advocates say crisis in homelessness and the need for affordable housing are the most important election issues.