Speaking for those who can’t
Hospitals and health facilities across the country are not equipped to deal with physician-hastened death.
Caregiver Recognition Day – celebrating family caregivers in Manitoba
Special event was an opportunity for Winnipeg’s dedicated, hardworking family caregivers to take a break, be inspired and share a laugh.
Community minded comedian reveals her identity
Lara Rae encourages others to laugh as she shares her struggles and triumphs on her journey.
Celebrating family caregivers
Manitoba is the only province to have Caregiver Recognition legislation and to devote one day a year to acknowledging their work.
Canada’s apartheid
Thirty years ago, Chief Louis Stevenson invited South Africa’s ambassador to Canada to see First Nation poverty. What has changed?
LGBTQ-inclusive values struggle in rural Manitoba
While Manitoba schools have come a long way in sex ed, conservative values evident in some small towns may be hindering progress.
Assisted suicide for those with mental illness a risky proposition
Evidence shows persons suffering mental illness will fall through the cracks if a physician-assisted death option is available for them.
Midwives fight for new deal
New two year contract should start to bring Manitoba midwives in line with their counterparts in the rest of Canada.
How far have we really come in 100 years?
While rights have been won, women still fight for respect and true freedom in society.
Dutch treat – the plain bicycle plan
Holland’s devotion to cycling has many wondering why we don’t have this kind of bike culture in Canada, and is prompting one couple to ship 100 sturdy, reliable Dutch bikes to be sold in Winnipeg.