A difficult ally in the Middle East
The desert kingdom of Saudi Arabia has turned into a minefield for governments in Canada.
Knitted memories
A gift of knitted mitts at Christmas time conjures up thoughts and feelings of a hometown far away: the click of knitting needles, the smell of moose meat frying on the stove, the taste of fancy molasses on homemade baked bread.
New parks and protected areas a welcome gift for Manitobans
Large areas of the province’s wilderness will be protected forever.
Canadian Parks & Wilderness Society gets annual boost from local businesses, volunteers
Proceeds from sale of unique calendar support wilderness protection in Manitoba.
America suffers international embarrassment over outrageous Trump
Trump’s antics reveal the ill political health afflicting the most powerful democracy on earth.
Remembering those who died on Flight 810
In the annals of both sports and Canadian aviation, the loss of everyone aboard a Trans-Canada Airlines flight in December 1956 will not soon be forgotten.
Winter Harp returns to Winnipeg
Concert lineup includes Manitoba’s Janelle Nadeau.
Manitoba’s newest gallery showcases home-grown art
Bulrushes Gallery, just west of Winnipeg Beach, features a special one day exhibit of two Manitoba artists and their extraordinary work.
Quiet Canadian hero remembered
It was 36 years ago when diplomat Ken Taylor sheltered six Americans who had barely escaped with their lives from the American Embassy in Tehran.
Indigenous leader wants people to pray for water, heal Mother Earth
Grassy Narrows resident Chrissy Swain calls on Canadians to protect freshwater resources for future generations by opposing Energy East Pipeline.