Choosing forgiveness and learning the lessons it can teach
After their daughter was murdered 30 years ago, Wilma and Cliff Derksen chose a life long journey of forgiveness, gaining insights they will share in a unique course on the subject.
“Nanny State” approach aims to make population healthier
Legislated moves to deter nasty habits and to curb unhealthy eating are a sign of the times.
For kids with diabetes, it matters where they go to school
For parents of kids with diabetes, the beginning of each new school year brings not only the usual preparations, but also fears for their child’s health and safety.
Summer intern learns about Indigenous cultures
Manitoba Indigenous Cultural Education Centre turns out to be a busy and engaging summer job placement.
Street patrols help keep North End safe
Ambassadors make mean streets a lot nicer for residents, businesses and visitors.
When it comes to racism and human rights, ‘truth’ has no agenda
Seeing the truth about anything, including racism, no matter how unbearable, is the first step to improve the sustainability and quality of our lives.
Trying to help injured woman reveals city’s ugly side
When citizen reporter Vivian Ketchum came to the aid of an Indigenous woman who had been beaten, she soon realized how scared and vulnerable she felt when no one would stop to help.
The challenge of living a sustainable life
Manitoba Eco-Network focuses on the little decisions people make on a daily basis that provide opportunities to care for the environment and leave a healthy world for future generations.
A summer surrounded by artefacts and hidden treasures
Manitoba Museum internship provides glimpse into the past and a window to the future.
WSEU Academy Selects kick it into high gear
Local soccer club develops pilot project aimed at helping Winnipeg soccer players achieve higher levels of skill and experience.