Fringe Festival kicks off in Old Market Square
The Fringe festival kicked off today in Old Market Square in grand fashion.
Manitoba students fighting cystic fibrosis
Taking place at universities across Canada, Shinerama has grown from a day of shining shoes to the largest student-run charity campaign in Canada.
RRC partners with CNC to create quality journalism
Some of the first citizen journalists to create and post content on Community News Commons have been Red River College students.
Bell tower events seek an end to violence
Meet Me At The Bell Tower is a unique, youth-led response to the overwhelming amount of violence in the north end of Winnipeg.
Tarps turn into shelters for students at Lockport School
This past winter, students at Lockport warmed up to a new way of evacuating the school in emergencies.
Common sense about energy, and drunk driving
Power utilities in both Manitoba and Saskatchewan should be getting more serious about doing business with each other.
The Darfur Association of Manitoba wants your help
I ran into several members of the Darfur Association on Saturday afternoon. They were bearing placards and chanting for an end to the violence in Darfur.
Winnipeg’s unique real estate market
With mortgage rates at historic lows, and a continuing low vacancy rate, Winnipeg’s housing sector is as competitive as ever.
Niki Ashton calls for “a national response to a national epidemic”
Churchill MP Niki Ashton criticized the federal government for having “…cut the programs that would help to be part of the solution.”
Call for action on missing and murdered indigenous women
More than 600 indigenous women in Canada have gone missing or been murdered in recent years.