Conflicting priorities
Jazz Winnipeg’s “Listening Party” proves I’m too hard core for my own good.
Public health ignores men’s suicide
The mid-life crisis no one seems to want to talk about.
Local panel looks at humanizing transit
Panel of experts to examine how to improve Winnipeg’s transit system.
Making a Killing: how your CPP contributions fuel war
Canadians may be surprised to find out the Canada Pension Plan has more than $3.5 billion invested in mining, tobacco, weapons, and oil companies.
Air travel not what it used to be
I’m coming up to the sixth anniversary of my last flight, and it may well be another six years before it happens again.
Bringing awareness to chemical sensitivity
To commemorate Multiple Sensitivity Awareness Day, local artist projects painful quotes from MCS sufferers on the walls of the Centennial Concert Hall.
Still daydreaming about east-west power grid
Sensible solution would be to build transmission capacity across the provinces.
Mentorship offers experience for emerging Winnipeg theatre director
Tradition of mentorship continues with actor and community participant Kelsey Funk getting involved with Sarasvàti’s upcoming production.
Winnipeg entrepreneurs win big at casino exhibition
University of Manitoba scientists win top prize for their AI-based software, Qubist, that optimizes floor layouts for casinos.
Truth be told
Inspired to embark on a personal journey for truth and reconciliation.