Unsafe demolition halted by police
School children walk past demolition site on Lilac Street as debris showers down around them because no safety fence was erected before the work began.
Residential School Genocide and Reconciliation Memorial Day Act
Now that the Truth and Reconciliation Report has been issued, the idea is proposed to set aside one day a year to remember the painful legacy of the Indian Residential School system.
Remembering the man who almost destroyed Canada
The passing of Jacques Parizeau, a great leader of Quebec nationalism, leaves behind a mixed legacy.
Local tourism champions honoured at 2015 Awards of Distinction
Awards went to people, places, organizations and events that have gone above and beyond to offer a superior tourism experience to visitors in Winnipeg.
Introducing the Phoenix Sinclair Little Stars Playhouse
There is a serious side to play, one I had never considered until I met with some remarkable women in the midst of an ambitious project in the heart of Winnipeg’s North End.
Winnipeg to be a city of kindness
Hundreds of conscious acts of kindness will be performed on Wed. Jun 3 as part of Conscious Kindness, the first of four Winnipeg Wednesdays celebrating United Way of Winnipeg’s 50th anniversary.
Celebrating active commuters on Clean Air Day
Free coffee or juice and a cinnamon bun to be given to green commuters as part of the week-long Commuter Challenge.
Citizen journalism training focuses on telling great stories
Free multi-media workshops will help turn a story idea into an engaging work of online journalism.
Advertisers use data on internet habits to create custom ads
The insidious nature of targeted online advertising has many internet users concerned about their privacy and about the future of advertising.
Ride For Dad celebrates 15 years and more than $1 million raised
The thunder roared on a sunny day in Winnipeg as 1,400 motorcycle riders started their engines for this year’s annual Ride For Dad.