We need a radical new approach for kids in care
Over one in five First Nations children in Manitoba spends some time in care before their 15th birthday. And kids in care are in crisis.
Connections Workshop aims to cultivate genuine listening
Listening with the heart as well as with the ears is key to healthy relationships, while ineffective listening eventually leads to crumbling connections.
Deverell uses real life as inspiration for mystery novels
This year’s Thin Air Festival was a resounding success due in large part to an impressive lineup of writers such as Canadian author William Deverell.
The Winnipeg Foundation announces support for WAG Inuit Art Centre
One of the largest grants in the Foundation’s history celebrates 95th year.
Calling all those with ideas, and anyone who loves ideas!
TEDxKildonan wants everyone to share in the enlightening thoughts that are bubbling up from the minds of Winnipeggers.
Shakespeare authorship debate highlights academic bias
Who was Shakespeare and why is it so difficult to find out the answer to this question in our university libraries?
Why we don’t do something about climate change
Climate change is real and it’s happening. Yet, there is still climate change denial which impacts our ability and willingness to deal with it.
Is voting in Canadian elections a threat to indigenous sovereignty?
Aboriginal and youth interest in the election is critical for candidates looking for an edge in a tight three way race.
And justice for all – or maybe not
The problem stems from a justice system that functions solely based on “evidence” before the court and divorces itself from common-sense and reality.
Youth vote for jobs, housing, brighter future
Candidates are promising to fix some of the problems young people are facing in Canada, but are they convincing?