Managing hydroelectric power key to political success
Canada is one of the richest countries on earth when it comes to energy generation; but mismanagement of these valuable resources plagues too many provincial governments.
PSB demolition is loss to city’s world class design excellence
City Council criticized for its plan to demolish some of Winnipeg’s world renowned Brutalist architecture.
Art from the Attic raises funds
Hundreds wade through more 2,000 pieces of donated art at Grands ‘n’ More Winnipeg’s 2nd annual sale.
Race for White House shifts to health concerns
Truth be told, if a candidate is not fit to serve, there’s precious little that can really be done to disqualify them.
Three decades of Kids Hospital Book Market at St. Vital
By the binful: 50th anniversary of the Great Pumpkin, 75 years of Curious George and Archie comics, plus thousands of books in 65 categories.
It was all about the…ukulele!
A surprising number (about 80) ukulele musicians showed up at Oodena Celebration Circle for final show in Mass Appeal concert series.
Coffee Breaks kick off Alzheimer Society fundraising effort
Events not only raise important funds, but also increase critical awareness.
The more things change …
Federal Liberals may not realize their provincial counterparts under Premier Douglas Campbell introduced first-past-the-post in Manitoba more than half a century ago.
Committed to helping more kids and families
United Way of Winnipeg aims to help 11,000 more kids and families during the next three years.
Meteoric journey for Sunshine House band
Imaginative and ingenious programming by unique downtown drop-in and resource centre gives rise to local band’s surprising success.