True Colors of Corydon shine through
The Colours of Corydon public art exhibit is another of the many reasons to love Winnipeg.
Reflecting on World Refugee Day in Winnipeg
With Canada Day last week and World Refugee Day June 20, it’s a good time to consider the responsibility that this country and its citizens have towards people fleeing their own homelands.
Winnipeg’s Neon Brothers light up the little screen
In season two of Buy It, Fix It, Sell It, Winnipeg’s own Joe and Mike Wolchock, turn ordinary into extraordinary.
Summer learning fueled by healthy food
CSI is helping address summer learning loss as well as the nutrition gap for Winnipeg kids – thanks to Nourishing Potential.
David Suzuki doesn’t mince words as he talks about the planet’s future at sold out WECC talk
He’s been called Mr. Doom and Gloom by critics in the past but he’s still outspoken (and hopeful).
Innovative studio focuses on creativity as therapy
Artbeat Studio celebrates ten years of helping artists with mental health issues find ways to heal through their artistic endeavors.
Bikefest gears up cyclists, gets riders ready to roll
This year’s event welcomes cyclists of all skill levels, while putting the spin on high performance road cycling and mountain biking.
Unsafe demolition halted by police
School children walk past demolition site on Lilac Street as debris showers down around them because no safety fence was erected before the work began.
“Oh wow! Look at this,” makes Jumbo Sale worthwhile
Items are donated all year and folks travel from near and far for the one day fundraiser which has earned a reputation as a destination event.
‘Ghost child’ escapes beating, refuses offer of help
She is there. People are aware of her, but don’t see her even though she is someone’s daughter, niece or even granddaughter.