The Children’s Summer Solstice
On the longest day of the year, they sang of promise, and they sang of innocence, and they sang of a willingness to try again.
On the longest day of the year, they sang of promise, and they sang of innocence, and they sang of a willingness to try again.
It is a resource never before written; a truly awesome body of scientific work illustrated photographically that appears like art worthy of any gallery.
Thirteen Niji Mahkwa students received new bikes in recognition of their WISE Choices throughout the school year.
The Friends of the Winnipeg Public Library were honoured with two awards recently, recognizing the outstanding volunteer work of past president, Susan Fraser.
Healthy meals are an important part of Inner City Youth Alive; 80 per cent of the 185 kids that attend the drop-in weekly don’t get enough to eat at home
The powers that be in St. James Assiniboia have decided to make iPads mandatory for middle school students, with the view that textbooks are obsolete and digital electronics are the way of the future.
A group Grade 6 students from Niakwa Place School in the Louis Riel School Division created a video about the history of St. Vital, one of the oldest settled areas in Winnipeg.
The Auxiliary Cadets, an arm of the Winnipeg Police Services, are creating a buzz in our city that is drawing attention from other cities across Canada interested in emulating Winnipeg’s program.
The Food Security Network Gathering, a free event open to all on June 17, will feature presentations about programs involving food security.
When you know the name of your neighbour there is less crime, you are healthier, and you are more resilient in a time of crisis. To have a healthy city you must have healthy communities.