Winter doesn’t slow ’em down
The streets may be covered in ice and snow, but cycling is still a popular means of getting around town.
Winnipeg’s water supply deemed safe
Mayor Bowman announces an end to the city’s boil water advisory.
Arlington Bridge needs bold solution
Imagination, vision, wonder — things that spark a progressive city — have been stifled by the limited solutions the city is entertaining for the Arlington Bridge.
Life’s work of care, support continues through Memorial Fund
Deborah DesRivieres posthumously supports that which she held dear thanks to her Community Building Fund at The Winnipeg Foundation.
Small employers prove they can walk the talk
Local employers awarded for the support they give their staff to take transit, bike, walk, telework or carpool to work year-round.
Play it safe – keep off thin ice
With this year’s fluctuating winter temperatures, play it safe and keep off the ice until otherwise advised.
Pipeline plan under fire
The proposed expansion of a 50-year-old pipeline is raising concerns for many across western Canada.
Opponents of proposed pipeline voice concerns
An event held at the University of Winnipeg hears from those opposed to Trans Canada’s proposed Energy East Pipeline.
Local coalition challenges NEB to look at climate impacts of proposed Energy East Pipeline
Opponents say proposed pipeline will encourage further development of Alberta tar sands and potentially unleash uncontrolled climate change.
Acting like an Aquavist
Do you value water? A new campaign is hoping to show just how important water is, thereby changing the way we live with our most valuable resource.