Manitoba by the Book: Slow Train Coming
Eighty years ago, author Gabrielle Roy boarded a train in Winnipeg; her journey and her destination were both personal touchstones that would live on in her works.
Courting our second largest trading partner
Trudeau is urged to demand human rights assessments be included in any new trade deals negotiated with the Chinese.
Riding Season’s End: Moments on the Great Trail
On a long distance ride, you remember the moments, not the endless road.
75,000 lights for the darkest days
Canada 150 celebration features volunteer uber lighting project to rejuvenate Selkirk’s old downtown.
Manitoba by the Book: Minneapolis to York Factory by canoe
Two Minneapolis boys set out to paddle to Hudson Bay on an ambitious journey by a pair who had dreams of “Indians and rapids and Mounted Police”.
Manitoba harpist comes home with a new Christmas album
Janelle Nadeau Ensemble set to breathe new life into classic songs, just in time for the holidays.
Public response to building more nuclear weapons
The freedom at stake in the nuclear issue is life itself.
Each $5 gift is worth $7 during 24-Hour Giving Challenge
The Province of Manitoba joins The Winnipeg Foundation to offer the biggest stretch available during the 24-Hour Giving Challenge.
Paradise found
Spring trip to remote Magdalen Islands: a beautiful way to celebrate Canada 150.
Floodgates open
It goes way beyond the casting couch, and it’s by no means limited to the world of show business.