Making ice while curling up with a good book
Stories from southern Manitoba: getting ice rinks ready for hockey; self-publishing a book about growing up on the farm.
Green Leader may step down in face of party’s BDS support
Elizabeth May threatens resignation after Green Party votes to back Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions campaign against Israel.
Improving life for all cats in shelter
Joining the Million Cat Challenge, Winnipeg Humane Society improves shelter conditions while making it easier to adopt a cat.
River Heights artist dazzles the Big Apple
Local artist Bob Scurfield was in New York City recently to host an exhibition of his work.
Omnitrax closes Port of Churchill after Ottawa lays groundwork
Manitoba’s northern seaport doomed when federal government sold it to American interests, and then killed the Wheat Board.
Manitoba masters featured at art exhibit
Opportunity for public to acquire great works of art by well recognized artists.
Cracks in the glass ceiling
America may elect its first woman president leaving many to wonder what took so long.
Ontario promises help for Grassy Narrows
After decades of neglect, officials aim to clean up mercury poisoned waters of northwestern Ontario.
Manitoba’s forgotten princess
Royal lineage from the Netherlands has little-known Manitoba connection.
Trump ghostwriter speaks out on presidential nomination
Writer shoulders large measure of blame for controversial Republican presidential nomination