Prescription drug coverage in Canada varies wildly
When it comes to prescription drug coverage, our health system has plenty in common with the United States — and that’s not a good thing.
Basic Income could raise the bar for everyone
The idea is that every person in the country would receive enough money to live on, thereby reducing their reliance on costly social programs.
Electoral reform is in for a bumpy ride
All party committee wrestles with what to put before Canadians in a referendum on our federal voting system.
Real situations, engaging expressions, create successful productions by 55+ theatre troupe
From actors’ enthusiasm, to brilliant satirizing of real life, Geritheatrics delivers great theatre and deep understanding of aging process.
Bah! Humbug! Tories take aim at public sector
The unwritten rule of not delivering bad news during winter holiday season doesn’t apply on the prairies this year.
City fails to clearly mark parking signs
Winnipeg’s parking sign ambiguities create ‘parking ticket traps’ unlike other cities with clearly marked signage.
Making connections at Upbeat Artworks
Grand re-opening attracts many to downtown gallery-boutique that shines spotlight on local artists and their work.
Cinematheque screens film about “greatest rock n’ roll band ever”
Jim Jarmusch documentary “Gimme Danger: The Story of The Stooges” examines the musical exploits of Iggy Pop and his band.
Choir’s changing membership may reflect shift in society
Now in its 17th year, Winnipeg’s LGBT Choir – Rainbow Harmony Project – attracts gay and straight members, perhaps signaling a change in societal attitudes.
Festive Cirque Musica show fun to watch
Not the most grandiose or polished Cirque show, but still some amazing routines to take one’s breath away.