Putting Winnipeg on the international soccer map
Local group gives youth worldly experience in effort to build Winnipeg’s soccer community.
One Night For Winnipeg celebrates Winnipeggers
United Way of Winnipeg hosting free concert at The Forks this Wednesday.
Van rolls after pulling off Perimeter Highway
Many emergency vehicles respond to accident after van seems to miss exit to Portage Avenue east.
Living with the dreaded Cluster demon
Cluster headaches, often more crudely nicknamed “Suicide” headaches, are among the most painful types of headaches.
‘Mayors Gone Bad’ examines corruption and incompetence in municipal government
Author says those governing Canadian cities are at best ineffectual and at worst corrupt, due to lack of any real power or money to do the job well.
Trump and Williams symbols of conceit and deceit
It has not been a terrific week for honesty and integrity, in either journalism or politics in the United States.
Driver loses control of vehicle, knocks over set of traffic lights, narrowly misses building
Luckily no one was hurt in traffic mishap on Portage Avenue at Linwood Street.
Opponents of anti-terrorism law voice concern over losing rights
From environmental groups to First Nations to the country’s Privacy Commissioner, Canada’s new Bill C-51 is being roundly criticized as an attack on personal freedom.
Why all Canadians should rally against Bill C-51
Country’s new anti-terrorism legislation trades fundamental liberties for false sense of security.
55+ Games redefines healthy competition, serves up good times
The 2015 edition of Manitoba 55+ Games in Beausejour June 16 – 18 highlights the benefits of staying active and being social.