Puppy therapy has calming effect
University of Winnipeg’s “Puppy Days” helps people dial back the stress of busy lives.
Grants go to Habitat project
Eight of 15 city councillors use their Community Incentive Grants to support Habitat Project despite city report recommending against it.
The Robb Nash Project helps youth find hope
Musician helps youth conquer mental health challenges, shows them it’s okay to ask for help.
Demand for smartphones could power homegrown mining boom
Lithium deposits in the ground beneath southeastern Manitoba is in high demand.
Band keeps killing it
Two decades and eight albums later, Blackie and the Rodeo Kings still riding high.
Blackie and the Rodeo Kings deliver impressive show
Beautiful results as band brings elements of country, folk, and rock n’ roll to The Burt.
Crafts, creativity and community at ArtsJunktion
Busy depot accepts donations of recyclable art supplies which are offered to community members on a ‘pay what you can’ basis.
When smartphones are dumb
Why do we have so much trouble ignoring our smartphones even if it could lead to catastrophic mistakes?
Back from the brink
Beloved community swimming pool celebrates re-opening to the delight of neighbourhood residents.
United Way launches HelpRefugees.ca
Agency responds to urgent need for help due to recent surge of refugee claimants coming to Winnipeg.