Rainbow Stage – more than just musical theatre
Educational and community programs provided through donor support help non-profit musical theatre company change the lives of Manitobans.
United Kingdom Pavilion – a gathering of the clans
Beautiful music, top notch dancing along with traditional food and must-see cultural displays make this Folklorama Pavilion a worthwhile visit.
Manitoba’s forgotten princess
Royal lineage from the Netherlands has little-known Manitoba connection.
West St. Paul celebrates Canada Day and 100 years
Every year the municipality’s celebrations get bigger and better.
Reflections on reconciliation
National Aboriginal Day saw one Winnipeg teacher engaging young people in a dialogue about Canada’s Indigenous reality.
Thriving in the face of adversity
Support from scholarship helps woman turn her life around.
Youth helping youth
After their community faced significant challenges regarding mental illness. young philanthropists aim to help other youth avoid similar challenges.
North End newcomers dig into new life in Canada
Garden of Nations will give new Canadians chance to grow familiar food they couldn’t easily find or afford in Winnipeg grocery stores.
Beating diabetes
With almost 9% of Manitoba’s population diabetic, encouraging exercise and healthy diet choices, particularly for new Canadians, is critical.
This house is not a home
Lack of funding means run-down housing is often what lower-income tenants get in Winnipeg’s North End.