Young Winnipeggers see plenty of room for improvement in our city
In a report card released today, Winnipeg youth give our city a passing grade but say there’s much room to improve their quality of life.
Candidates forums upcoming in tightly contested ward
The gloves will be off in this week’s all candidates forums in the Daniel McIntyre Ward, which promises to be one of the tightest election races.
Positive vibrations resonate through the Burt with Ziggy Marley and the message was love
Son of reggae legend Bob Marley carries on the tradition of spreading positive messages.
A walk in the woods: Tinker Creek in October
It’s an “I can’t believe I’m in Southern Manitoba” moment.
Top Ukrainian choral music groups to make musical history
Winnipeg’s Hoosli Ukrainian Male Chorus and Detroit’s Taras Shevchenko Ukrainian Bandurist Chorus join forces for 70 member concert, a first in Western Canada.
Polar Bears proving to be amazingly resourceful
These mighty bears of the north are listed as ‘vulnerable’, with global warming thought to be the biggest threat to their future.
‘Play’ your homework
Winnipeg based technology startup, The Campfire Union, enables e-learning through virtual reality and video gaming skills.
Up close with Dali at the WAG
His artistic genius was phenomenal, producing over 1500 paintings and dabbling with sculpture, film and performance art. Now, some of the master’s best work is at the Winnipeg Art Gallery.
Fans sing along to piano virtuoso’s instrumental music
Chick Corea had the fans in La La Land but he certainly didn’t put them to sleep.
Museum opens to chorus of protests
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is open to the public, and not everyone is happy about it.