Faculty strike leaves lasting impact on campus
Students concerned over mental health, length of the agreement, and long term impact.
Autism early identification project gets boost
Funding granted to help children get autism assessment quicker and provide training to parents while waiting.
Finding our way through opioid crisis
The vast majority of us do our best to pretend that the story doesn’t even exist, but that’s getting harder to do.
New Human Rights Speakers Bureau facilitates sharing of stories in Winnipeg
Human Rights Hub and Manitoba Association for Rights and Liberties create unique opportunity for a more just future.
Grand re-opening for Upbeat Artworks
After much preparation, the paintings are hung, the sculptures are displayed and the bright, airy feel of the new space sets off the art pieces well.
Housing program offers North End residents a little TLC
Grassroots program aimed at improving housing conditions and preventing homelessness.
City challenged to inspect unlicensed rooming houses
While City Council aims for annual inspections of rooming houses, those operating without a license may fall between the cracks.
Harvesting food, growing community, practicing sustainability
Each year in South Osborne hundreds of people are fed using the principles of permaculture.
Cats, cats, and more cats
Cat overpopulation is a problem all citizens must solve together; rescue groups and shelters can’t do it alone.
How your past might be influencing your future health
Asthma diagnosis as a child prompts researcher’s quest to engage in unique study examining early origins of chronic disease.