Teen wasn’t as much afraid of dying as he was of not being remembered
A Concert for Carter honours a memory while raising $9,000 for CancerCare Manitoba.
Rethinking the ‘friendly’ skies
The past couple weeks have shown us once more that traveling by air involves putting your life and safety in the hands of total strangers.
Journalism student wins award for work published on CNC
“CNC is a great opportunity for young journalists, like myself, to get their work out there and get valuable feedback at the same time.”
Ditchball returns to the U of M
A cross between a bar brawl and a hockey fight, the 40-year-old tradition, popularized by architectural undergrads, is back.
Equality in wealth means better health
Income and its distribution, education, employment, housing, food security and the wider environment have far greater impact on health outcomes than health care.
Homophobic attitude and language ingrained in culture of sport
Part 8 in a series examining homophobia in sports asks straight athletes what it will take to change long standing discrimination.
Newscasts struggle for independence in digital age
Many TV newscasts are regarded as no different than the latest police drama or reality show. Sooner or later, it’s all about marketing.
River City 360 takes to the Winnipeg airwaves
The new half-hour radio program on 93.7 CJNU-FM shares stories that matter to our community.
Journalists seldom valued the way they should be
If you are in favor of strong independent journalism, please make sure you let someone know, before it’s too late.
Philanthropic program for youth creates positive impact for local charities and participants
Youth in Philanthropy shows that young people today want to get involved and to make positive change in our community.