Program helps clients achieve long term recovery by providing support for family and friends
Getting sober is only half the battle. The hardest times may lay ahead, once back in the community and facing the challenge of staying free of addiction.
Imagine being homeless, hungry and hurting in the dead of winter
Resource Assistance for Youth takes unique approach to helping marginalized youth in Winnipeg.
Yoga meditation changed my life; it can do the same for you
Winnipeg’s first free meditation marathon features the practice of Sahaja Yoga Meditation – a gift that keeps on giving.
Budget crunching time makes for strange rituals between administrators and politicians
Hitchcock called it the McGuffin. While politicians scramble to put out the fire, administrators bury what they really want in the fine print.
Cold weather is no damper for world’s largest kitchen party
The 46th edition of the annual Festival du Voyageur kicks off in St. Boniface, running from Feb. 13 – 22.
Justin Trudeau criticizes PM, promises more help for Canadians
Inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women, helping the middle class and creating jobs on Federal Liberal Leader’s agenda if elected.
From congregation to community
How renovating a century-old church helped revitalize a west central neighbourhood.
Len Loewen: refusing to be sidelined
Never facing any serious homophobia in the locker room, he’s been accepted by his teammates as fewer and fewer people have issues with him being gay.
Lunch to go nets national award for local photographer
Winnipeg shutterbug Dennis Swayze wins Photo of the Month for January in the Canadian Wildlife Federation’s National Photo Competition.
Learning to read is not just for kids
Helping people attain literacy allows them to cope with everyday life and to be a mechanism for social change.