Paradise found
Spring trip to remote Magdalen Islands: a beautiful way to celebrate Canada 150.
A lasting memorial to the fallen
Remembrance Day, poppies and celebrating every day leadership.
Event helps kick poverty out of Winnipeg
The Y-Not? Double Bill Movie Night Fundraiser at The Park Theatre features the original “Karate Kid” and “Bloodsport”.
Floodgates open
It goes way beyond the casting couch, and it’s by no means limited to the world of show business.
Free Sahaja Yoga sessions return to Winnipeg
Attendees encouraged to go deeper into the knowledge of yoga, and experience the true benefits of attaining the state of “self-realization”.
How to stop drinking and driving for good
Time to consider mandatory ignition interlocks that won’t allow a vehicle to start unless the driver blows a clean breath sample.
Payette warns against taking road to nowhere
Canada’s new Governor General fights back against climate change naysayers and the social networks promulgating bogus claims.
National drug plan could mean significant savings for Canadians
Universal national pharmacare for Canada may offer a small personal loss for a few but a larger public gain.
YouthBuild students set to become tomorrow’s skilled tradespeople
International model helps prepare marginalized Indigenous youth to fill coveted jobs that will help rebuild their communities and their lives.
Stories of democracy, resistance and hope
Journalist and activist, Amy Goodman, came to Winnipeg recently to share her experiences hosting a news show like no other.