Dunnottar residents vote “No” in sewer referendum
Residents of the small village of Dunnottar voted to reject a proposed low pressure sewer system project in a referendum that was held on Friday, July 20.
Hydro development and the Tataskweyak Cree Nation
A northern Manitoba First Nation faces off against Manitoba Hydro to bring light to their crisis of overcrowded, unsafe, and inadequate housing.
Summer concert series showcases WSO artists
Ever find yourself wanting to spend your lunch break listening to beautiful classical music played by world-class musicians?
I Love You Lord Stanley
Lord Stanley’s Cup makes an appearance near Portage la Prairie early Monday evening.
Bell tower events seek an end to violence
Meet Me At The Bell Tower is a unique, youth-led response to the overwhelming amount of violence in the north end of Winnipeg.
Tarps turn into shelters for students at Lockport School
This past winter, students at Lockport warmed up to a new way of evacuating the school in emergencies.
Local man raises money with amphibious car
From the first look, you can tell that Jeff Norton’s car isn’t any ordinary car.
Player’s Cup ends in exciting fashion
The Canadian Tour Player’s Cup ended in dramatic fashion with Chris Killmer from the United States coming out on top.
Winnipeg’s unique real estate market
With mortgage rates at historic lows, and a continuing low vacancy rate, Winnipeg’s housing sector is as competitive as ever.
Fringe Festival kickoff promises exciting 25th year
The Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival has been a staple in our city for over two decades.