It’s not just road noise
While road construction zones ultimately produce freshly paved streets, they also create lucrative opportunities for the city to collect fines from traffic violators.
Low speed car chase ends after suspect flees from moving vehicle
Several police cars set up a dragnet last night as they searched for a man in the west end who jumped out of a stolen car.
Terry Fox Day – what took so long?
The list of genuine heroes in this country is not all that long. At or near the top for many of us is the guy who did the Marathon of Hope 34 years ago.
Combating summer learning loss, one meal at a time
CSI Summer Program participants ready to learn thanks to healthy meals.
Lucky to be alive
Two major car accidents – and those lucky to survive them – serve as a reminder to slow down and arrive alive.
Minimalism: What can I get rid of next?
It’s about getting back to the basics – reducing personal possessions to a minimum as a way to reduce the stress and strain of always having to work more to buy more.
Marking the100th anniversary of the First World War
A study of history makes it all too obvious that wars resolve almost nothing, and the waste of an entire generation goes way beyond tragic.
Flood of misinformation
Homeowners along the shores of Lake Manitoba are not just facing the threat of another flood, but are also fighting what they say is a barage of incorrect information about their plight.
Winnipeg People’s Forum aims for social justice
Earlier this month, people came together at the University of Winnipeg to discuss several critical issues facing Canadians.
Canadian cities step up recycling efforts while Winnipeg lags behind
Winnipeg does have its challenges, however organic waste diversion seems a very efficient, cost effective and sustainable solution for our community and our environment.