The cost of combating climate change
Energy prices on the rise as Canada wrestles with climate change strategy.
Foundation grants $31.6 million to community in 2016
The Winnipeg Foundation celebrates record-breaking year, milestone grant at sold-out event.
It takes two to tango
I often said, it would be nice to take dance lessons, but never followed through. So it was a surprise when my wife signed us up for tango classes.
When Employment Insurance becomes Employment Tax
History of EI reveals how far Federal Government has strayed from original purpose of helping working Canadians.
The inconsistencies of Canadian healthcare
Are Canadian wait times for hip replacement justified or could they be shortened?
Drunk pilot doesn’t instill confidence
Some people have proven beyond a shadow of a doubt they are unworthy of public trust.
Indigenous people are not the ‘ghosts of history’
Canadians ignore the unpleasant nature of our history and pretend the displacement, oppression and trauma of Indigenous people never happened.
Repairing Thunderbird House focus of recent art auction fundraiser
Community rallies to support popular Indigenous cultural centre in need of renovations.
Melancholy fade to 2016
Passing of Debbie Reynolds and daughter Carrie Fisher brings sad ending to year.
Thinking positively as 2017 begins
Pray for peace everyone, and have a very Happy New Year.