For kids with diabetes, it matters where they go to school
For parents of kids with diabetes, the beginning of each new school year brings not only the usual preparations, but also fears for their child’s health and safety.
Summer intern learns about Indigenous cultures
Manitoba Indigenous Cultural Education Centre turns out to be a busy and engaging summer job placement.
Street patrols help keep North End safe
Ambassadors make mean streets a lot nicer for residents, businesses and visitors.
War resister grows weary of life in limbo
Joshua Key continues to take refuge in Winnipeg, avoiding American efforts to prosecute him for deserting the US military.
School Zone speed reduction catches motorists off guard
Is it a concern about safety that causes us to lighten the wallets of motorists who are caught speeding in school zones, or is it simply a cash grab?
Tall Grass Prairie Bread Company celebrates 25th anniversary
Popular Wolseley bakery treats guests to free cinnamon buns, coffee, tea and live music.
Ancient fireplace lost in woods captured on canvas by Metis storyteller
Gifted artist Lisa Delorme Meiler to appear at Art Expo Oct. 23-25, an annual event now in it’s 20th year, promoting Manitoba’s best and newest artists.
Migrant crisis in Europe puts pressure on Canada to do more
Not since the end of World War Two have so many refugees been on the move, and probably never have such people been quite so desperate.
Arrested for sleeping?
The struggle to occupy public space.
When it comes to racism and human rights, ‘truth’ has no agenda
Seeing the truth about anything, including racism, no matter how unbearable, is the first step to improve the sustainability and quality of our lives.