Winnipeg taxi service steps up fight against Uber
Cab industry tries to convince public to stick with regulated taxi service, even though rides are difficult to find during peak times.
Rising costs nixing new construction on reserves
Residents living on remote First Nation are frustrated a new house hasn’t been built in three years due to rising material costs.
O’Leary eyes federal Conservative leadership
Scariest part for the Tories – he just might win.
A difficult ally in the Middle East
The desert kingdom of Saudi Arabia has turned into a minefield for governments in Canada.
January lament
Month that follows Holiday Season is truly the longest month of the year.
Rail line relocation not easy, but worth it
If lines are moved, vacant land could be used as north-south active transportation corridor.
Drip pricing inevitable as New Leaf launches
Airfare of $89 can cost twice that much when you add in all the other charges that can quickly be tacked on.
Rich history of holiday lighting in city’s downtown
Hanging festive decorations on Portage Avenue a long held tradition in “Christmas Capital of Canada”.
Calling Down the Sky a timely, masterful book
Manitoba Cree broadcaster and writer releases painful, beautiful book of poetry that every Canadian should read.
New parks and protected areas a welcome gift for Manitobans
Large areas of the province’s wilderness will be protected forever.