Winnipeg’s water supply deemed safe
Mayor Bowman announces an end to the city’s boil water advisory.
Skills Bank helps foster new skills, confidence
Spence Neighbourhood Association’s Skills Bank is empowering clients and helping them realize their potential
Little girl’s dreams carried out through Memorial Fund
Gracie Herntier passed away tragically at age 7, but the Fund in her name fosters creativity by supporting artistic endeavours for young people.
What giving means to Diane Roussin
In addition to donating of one’s time, energy and financial resources, people can also give of their awareness.
On the Same Page provides entry point to racism discussion
North End Love Songs by Katherena Vermette tackles Winnipeg’s racism issue head-on, with grace and courage. It also celebrates a neighbourhood so often portrayed as beyond hope.
Dmitri Bondarenko: the culture of coming out
Growing up in Russia surrounded by homophobia, gay athlete finds a more tolerant and accepting sports community in Winnipeg.
Arlington Bridge needs bold solution
Imagination, vision, wonder — things that spark a progressive city — have been stifled by the limited solutions the city is entertaining for the Arlington Bridge.
Your last words
How dangerous is it to text while driving? MPI’s Driving and Texting Simulator reveals the potentially catastrophic consequences.
Grassroots giving alive at UWinnipeg
The University of Winnipeg’s Foundation is the first Manitoba university to launch a crowdfunding site to make it easier for people to support research, students and projects on campus.
Shuttle service ensures seniors enjoy a good meal
The Wheels to Meals shuttle means a healthy meal with good friends is on the menu for Henderson-area seniors.