Time for Philpott to cut to the chase
Federal Health Minister must move on from expense controversy and take aim at reforming country’s expensive health care system.
I Walk In The History of My People
Connie Merasty recites a powerful poem about being Indigenous under the dark shadows of colonization.
A season of transformation
This year’s lineup from Sarasvàti will challenge audiences to see things differently.
Coal mine canary flies into The Pas
From Martha Street Studios to The Pas, local artist showcases exhibition about barriers faced by artists who are disabled.
Depressingly normal to drive drunk on the prairies
Rules against impaired driving need to be tougher, for those who should know better and for those who don’t have a clue.
Cabin concert at Fort Whyte: delightful performance in beautiful setting
Amidst the crickets, loons and mosquitoes, Raine Hamilton shares her natural talents as a singer/songwriter.
Stuff Made in China
Franco-Maniotban storyteller, poet and performer, TiBert le Voyageur, recites one of his poems at CNC’s Video Booth.
Green Leader may step down in face of party’s BDS support
Elizabeth May threatens resignation after Green Party votes to back Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions campaign against Israel.
Grateful couple walk at night for CNIB
A community of CNIB donors plan to shed light on vision loss by walking in the dark.
Why Manitoba needs to invest in its children
To thrive, Manitoba needs young people, yet the province lags behind rest of the country when it comes to child health outcomes.