Creating conditions for peace to flourish
Peace Corps has 7000 volunteers operating in 60 countries, including Ecuador where scavengers have become artisans and entrepreneurs.
Changing the world one toque at a time
High school student knits and sells toques to raise funds for Habitat For Humanity Build Trips.
Taking it upon himself to ‘just do it’
Man spends life saving victims of child exploitation and human trafficking, believing one person with courage is all it takes.
Ghomeshi trial not really about justice
It seems little has changed for women trying to get legal satisfaction in cases of alleged sexual assault.
Higher food prices nothing new for northern Manitobans
Working together with Food Matters Manitoba, communities gain access to healthy, affordable foods.
LGBTQ-inclusive values struggle in rural Manitoba
While Manitoba schools have come a long way in sex ed, conservative values evident in some small towns may be hindering progress.
A different kind of classroom
Kerry Muswagon’s Cultural Awareness class teaches skills and knowledge passed down over many generations.
Cougars claw their way back into Manitoba
As population of predatory cats return, big changes to hunting and trapping laws may result.
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.