Measuring western Canada’s francophone friendliness
Bonjour mes amis. Comment ca va? That is about the extent of my ability in Canada’s other official language I’m afraid.
Get Book-ed!
Whoever said “books are dead”? Access to them has never been this easy!
No shortage of efforts to save our lakes
A recent survey has found a potent liver toxin, contained in blue-green algae, infects many of our lakes, and could potentially have dire consequences for human health.
Back lane beauty
If there ever was an “American Idol kind of vote” amongst back lanes in St. Vital, ours would be the Philip Phillips of back alleys, hands down.
Winds of change blow across prairies
Driving across the prairies at this time of year has always been a wonderfully Canadian experience for me.
Learning how to make access-to-info requests
Are you interested in knowing how to obtain secret (and not-so-secret) documents?
Winnipeg Lanterns for Peace 2012
Annually, citizens of Winnipeg commemorate the suffering and the deaths of the citizens of Hiroshima and Nagasaki caused by the atomic bombing of those cities.
Manitoba welcomes new area code … maybe
Manitobans are facing up to the facts: there’s a new area code coming, and there’s no getting around it, especially if you watch a video recently created by Winnipeg journalist Jenna Friesen.
The NHL struggles as a franchise system
The National Hockey League (NHL) faces the same struggles as most franchise systems. The question is whether the league has the insight and willingness to fix it.
Bike Lab scientists working towards greener transit
Since it’s heated up outside, more people have ditched their car keys for bike locks. And volunteers at the University of Winnipeg are giving cyclists a hand with keeping their bikes road ready.