They look so healthy, so young. They are non-smokers, who exercise, eat well and don’t work with hazardous materials. Yet, many are diagnosed with lung cancer and they are the reason for this week’s Inspire for Life Walk at The Forks.
When you know the name of your neighbour there is less crime, you are healthier, and you are more resilient in a time of crisis. To have a healthy city you must have healthy communities.
Filipinos in The Maples neighbourhood celebrated their day of liberation with the ‘Araw ng Kalayaan’ commemoration ceremony held at Maples Collegiate.
While a former PUB chairman questions Manitoba Hydro’s economic viability, one wonders why the province doesn’t sell more hydropower to it’s western neighbours.
A Wolseley-based kitten rescue and cat colony management organization may be closing its doors if additional funds can’t be raised.
Since November 2011, a dedicated group of community members has been meeting at the corner of Selkirk and Powers to build peace, support the community and set an example.
Over 600 national and international community leaders will gather in Winnipeg for the Community Foundations of Canada national conference, from June 6 to 8.
If we continue to live without taking action – nothing will change. If we follow Compassionate Louisville and the teaching of great thinkers and leaders, amazing things can happen.
Most politicians would rather endure the Senate Scandal any day compared to the nightmare that is the abortion debate. It’s unfortunate because there is much that should be debated.
Despite a chilly morning, 350 people learned some of the skills necessary to live off the land at the inaugural Homesteader Fest on June 1.