Humanizing Transit
Transit expert Jarrett Walker kicks off series of events exploring how to make Winnipeg Transit more customer-focused.
Little Free Library build days help bring books to the streets
It may only take an hour and a half to build a little free library, but the community that builds around it lasts for years to come.
Prince Philip begins semi-retirement at 96
Duke of Edinburgh can look back on a fascinating life where he’s had the oddest job any of us can possibly imagine.
Defending the Minister of Defence
Harjit Sajjan’s problem was the use of the word ‘architect’ when describing his role on the battlefield.
Living with dysphagia
When I discovered I could no longer swallow solid foods, the challenge was figuring out how to survive.
Inspired youth learn value of generosity
St. James Collegiate Youth in Philanthropy Committee wraps up another successful year of grant making.
Questioning pedestrian safety at Portage and Main
Debate over opening up iconic corner must be viewed in context of other Winnipeg intersections where pedestrian crossings are restricted for safety reasons.
My ethnicity is not who I am
Challenging racist thinking to combat stereotypes that cause people to miss out on the individuality of others.
Being vocal about mental illness
Two choral powerhouses join forces to present “HOPE” – a benefit concert in support of mental health services.
Fear grips French citizens facing stark choice at ballot box
This week, voters in France will choose between extreme right candidate Marine Le Pen and centrist Emmanuel Macron.