Joseph Zuken’s legacy lives on
The Joseph Zuken Memorial Trust Fund supports charitable, educational and cultural activities that reflect the values of a politician committed to community and social justice.
Learning from democracy in nature
I have long been convinced that geese have flight sergeants or maybe wing commanders, and maybe they’re elected. Biologists agree that democracy is not unknown in nature.
‘Bring back bus shelters’ frozen commuters demand
Construction along Pembina Highway has removed many bus shelters along this busy route, forcing thousands of commuters to wait for the bus without any protection against frigid temperatures.
A Study of Commitment: Medical research six and a half decades in the making (and counting!)
The Manitoba Follow-Up Study has been tracking participants since 1948, giving insight into health and aging.
Winnipeg roller skaters still flying nearly 50 years later
Roller skating’s rich history in Winnipeg is remembered fondly by many who still gather today to visit, reminisce and most of all — roller skate.
Trying to figure out traffic calming in River Heights
It’s been two years now since roundabouts came to River Heights. Now, major renovations are currently underway for all the roundabouts along Grosvenor.
Getting the message on Remembrance Day
The sight of poppies on more and more lapels would suggest that most of us are ahead of the government when it comes to the treatment of veterans.
Three Winnipeg Women make one-of-a-kind clothing with a past and a future
Interesting little business re-cycles gently used T-shirts and turns them into one-of-a-kind children’s clothing.
Full circle: Intergenerational Child Centre brings families, community together
Makoonsag Intergenerational Child Care builds community and strengthens families on Selkirk Avenue.
Running on Empty: Collaborative drama project tackles hunger in Winnipeg
Created in consultation with foodbank users, the play Empty aims to dispel myths about hunger in Winnipeg.