Spring break’s hidden gem
It’s understated, tucked away and free, yet the Manitoba Electrical Museum and Education Centre is very engaging and just might be “the place” to take your kids this spring break.
Healing the stigma
While some may question their techniques, Winnipeggers practice alternative therapies — in science, business and spirituality.
What can we learn from a basic income pilot?
Improving health may be one of the most important outcomes.
Embracing winter, and philanthropy in River Heights
Snow sculpting, community breakfast, keep students and staff busy in Winnipeg’s south end.
Rare disease awareness
A hypochondriac’s dream, a patient’s worst nightmare: 7,000 rare diseases affect 300 million people worldwide.
Holistic in hospitals
Winnipeg health facilities incorporate alternative healing practices into their programming.
Time to think even bigger about national pharmacare
Drug companies need to come clean on drug safety and effectiveness by making evidence public.
Ground zero for peace on earth
American philanthropist calls Winnipeg “the mecca for human rights on the planet.”
Engaging students in service learning at Royal School
Local students get a lesson on social justice through baking.
Electruck documentary premieres in Winnipeg
Electric truck restoration is focus of Drive For Free 2, a documentary exploring electricity as cleaner, more economical fuel for transportation.