Health care funding in Canada is living in the past
Federal and provincial governments should work together to fund pharmacare, dental care and rehabilitation.
A whole other World (of Wheels)
Honouring the workmanship of racers, mechanics and engineers, while celebrating the many fans of motorsports.
Community comes together to continue fight against cancer
The memory of Carter Holdsworth, who died of cancer on his 19th birthday, is kept alive by those who honour his dream to help others battle the disease.
Robinson family shines a light on the importance of giving
Members of successful family business continue long-running support of charitable organizations.
Let it shine
Solar energy conference reveals how Winnipeg can become a smart solar city.
Ready to learn by learning to read
Celebrating three years of improving early learning and school readiness for the more than 3,500 young children living in the Point Douglas neighbourhood.
Banking on credit unions
As Canada’s big banks are accused of seemingly unscrupulous sales tactics, credit unions are quietly gaining ground with consumers.
International forum on intelligent, digital communities coming to Winnipeg
World’s top thinkers to gather in Winnipeg to exchange ideas on how to use technology to create smarter cities.
Young philanthropists find community in need and those willing to help
Kelvin High School Youth in Philanthropy committee members impressed on first visits to local organizations that help thousands.
Fast Pitch champs share in grants worth $20,000
After 10 weeks of preparation and practice, four local charities were crowned Fast Pitch champions last night.