Managing hydroelectric power key to political success
Canada is one of the richest countries on earth when it comes to energy generation; but mismanagement of these valuable resources plagues too many provincial governments.
PSB demolition is loss to city’s world class design excellence
City Council criticized for its plan to demolish some of Winnipeg’s world renowned Brutalist architecture.
Keeping Churchill viable
As US-based Omnitrax turns its back on the Port of Churchill, efforts to protect the community are stepped up.
Manitobans warned too many kids exposed to pesticides
Canadian doctors have released a report showing children are not adequately protected from cosmetic chemicals used on lawns and gardens.
Red Rising on Turtle Island
Sadie-Phoenix Lavoie: a force in the Indigenous political landscape.
Less garbage, lower taxes
Community would benefit if citizens cleaned up after themselves, and if taxes were lowered.
Coal mine canary flies into The Pas
From Martha Street Studios to The Pas, local artist showcases exhibition about barriers faced by artists who are disabled.
Cabin concert at Fort Whyte: delightful performance in beautiful setting
Amidst the crickets, loons and mosquitoes, Raine Hamilton shares her natural talents as a singer/songwriter.
Grateful couple walk at night for CNIB
A community of CNIB donors plan to shed light on vision loss by walking in the dark.
Improving life for all cats in shelter
Joining the Million Cat Challenge, Winnipeg Humane Society improves shelter conditions while making it easier to adopt a cat.