Literacy is fundamental to breaking poverty cycle
Very READ-y’s goal is to help start children on the path towards literacy and to wholesome and fulfilling lives.
Gay athlete fears coming out, leaves college’s homophobic environment
Talented athlete and coach struggles with decision to announce his sexual orientation in a sports world filled with discrimination.
Guilty with an explanation
Win or lose, one can feel lucky to live in a country where you are given the chance to have your day in court.
Comedy team’s art auction picks your pocket in support of AIDS transition home
You’ll go home with great art and a smile on your face, knowing folks living with HIV can continue to thrive in their loving transitional residence.
Exposing the truth about eating disorders
This week is National Eating Disorders Awareness Week and the focus is on busting many of the myths surrounding these conditions that afflict thousands of Canadians.
How did we get so gay?
Never before has sexual orientation been so widely accepted in our society and in pop culture.
2nd coldest Festival du Voyageur still packs them in
While attendance was down slightly due to the cold weather, the Festival saw larger than usual crowds in their indoor night time venues.
Grain fights crude oil for spot on Canadian rail cars
With little pipeline capacity, shipping oil by train is increasing even if it means less grain is moved and communities face threats of potential derailments.
Province’s largest book club keeps Manitobans ‘On the Same Page’
Manitoba’s largest book club is back again for its seventh year, and you’re invited to join it!
Courage is what’s needed to be a member of this group
While many choose to stay indoors in this extremely cold weather, others embrace the challenge of cycling, skiing or running winter ultramarathons.