Easing medical trauma for the youngest patients
After her infant son had major surgeries, Dawn Isaac developed a program to help families deal with these types of traumas.
Why it’s difficult to be proud this Canada Day
If we want to be proud of who we are and where we come from, justice for Shoal Lake 40 is paramount.
Profound learning for young philanthropists
Mennonite Bretheren Collegiate Institute students discover local agencies helping youth impacted by trauma.
Making a change, one bike at a time
As Bike Week 2016 wraps up, cyclists unite in solidarity, sharing hopes for a more bike-friendly future.
Manitoba cool to idea of sweetening CPP
Feds get support from all but two provinces in effort to bolster old age security benefits.
Community devastated by revelations of mercury poisoning
Former paper mill employee admits to dumping toxic chemicals near Grassy Narrows First Nation, a community still fighting to prevent their water from being poisoned.
Leadership Winnipeg team creates arts program legacy for newcomer youth
Immigrant and refugee youth to benefit from regular offering of arts based activities.
Healing and empowerment through art making
Unique program helps to create a vibrant and healthy community, one artist at a time.
Library launches Family Literacy Playground
Families encouraged to have fun and learn at the same time.
Reforming healthcare funding to address needs of aging population
Why we need a publicly funded insurance program for home care and long-term care.