Mr. President, meet the press!
The 53rd anniversary of John Kennedy’s assassination conjures up memories of how he was a master of the press conference, a sharp contrast to President-Elect Trump who reviles the media.
Growing income inequality in Canada a cause for concern
Does Canada need to worry about the same festering malaise that has disrupted the United States?
Winnipeggers want access to local, affordable, healthy food
Food Matters Manitoba partners with local organizations and communities to make Winnipeg Food Council a reality.
Grey jay favoured to be national bird
Known for its toughness in all kinds of weather, the grey jay, or whiskey jack, awaits official designation from Canadian politicians.
Art installation to transform famous boulevard
New public artwork by Bill Pechet entitled “heaven between” will be unveiled on Broadway’s boulevard, as Winnipeg leads the way in embracing public art.
Finding our way through opioid crisis
The vast majority of us do our best to pretend that the story doesn’t even exist, but that’s getting harder to do.
New North End cop shop could contain ballooning police budget
Four District Model, passed by city council in 2003, closed several local police stations, yet built just two of three promised neighbourhood stations.
Swedish settler turns 100
More than just a settler to a new land, Christina Taylor has had quite an event filled life.
From hope and optimism to fear and loathing
For all those who are dreading the next four years, maybe it’s best to put your faith in gridlock.
City challenged to inspect unlicensed rooming houses
While City Council aims for annual inspections of rooming houses, those operating without a license may fall between the cracks.