Friðrika Björnsdóttir Memorial inaugurated in Riverton
A fascinating story about a strong woman who emigrated far from her homeland, pioneered in a harsh climate and became a legend.
Popular theatre festival explores coming of age
Sarasvàti Productions celebrates 15 years of FemFest with award-winning LGBTQ+ advocate.
Canada’s open arms … and tight fists
What sense does it make to rescue the most vulnerable refugees only to have them end up in Canada with a huge debt around their neck?
Respect from the Men in Blue
A simple gesture that took a couple of minutes creates a bond of trust and makes for a true moment of reconciliation on Canada Day.
Celebrating one of the world’s greatest democracies
Our big birthday bash is about so much more than our relationship with those to the south of us.
How kinesiology can help treat brain injuries
Musician Fred Dugdale, who is recovering from head trauma, and Professor Glen Bergeron, explore the latest treatments for post concussion syndrome.
Empowering families to keep kids out of care
Angeline Spence was able to break the cycle of CFS involvement in her life, thanks to support she received through a unique Family Group Conferencing program.
Collaboration between Cercle Molière and Manitoba Chamber Orchestra presents many firsts
“Nanabush and the Drum” provided an opportunity to explore Francophone Métis identity and culture.
Meditation program supported by Dr. Cathy Moser helps students discover inner peace
Teachers have noticed big changes for students who have started meditating.
Taking stock of human rights on Canada Day
As country prepares to commemorate its 150th birthday, citizens are encouraged to pause and ask what they have done for Canada.