Uber eager to break into Winnipeg market
Those in charge of the ride-sharing service claim they’re not out to compete unfairly with taxis, but that’s hard to believe.
IRCOM refugee boys victorious – on and off the pitch
These kids are winners, and not just in a big soccer game. For one thing they’re still alive, which they might not have been had they remained behind in their own countries.
We need a radical new approach for kids in care
Over one in five First Nations children in Manitoba spends some time in care before their 15th birthday. And kids in care are in crisis.
Art Expo – over 30 Manitoba artists in one location
Expo’s 20th year features the theme “Illumination” and provides a perfect sanctuary from the chilly fall weather.
Dedicated volunteers ensure return of National Cycling Championships
Thanks to an impressive team of volunteers, the Forks will once again host the Shimano Canadian Cyclocross Championships this weekend.
Deverell uses real life as inspiration for mystery novels
This year’s Thin Air Festival was a resounding success due in large part to an impressive lineup of writers such as Canadian author William Deverell.
Trudeau calls for better future in Canadian politics
New Prime Minister wants Canada to be a ‘good neighbour to the world’.
Connecting employers to workers with disabilities
Manitoba Tourism Education Council MTEC EmployABILITY Employment Expo sees people with disabilities as a ready work force with skills and abilities.
For a limited time only: Art x 2
There are still two weekends left to catch some art that doesn’t come from Berlin. And that is actually available for purchase.
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.