From hope and optimism to fear and loathing
For all those who are dreading the next four years, maybe it’s best to put your faith in gridlock.
Fine musicians, good music, but performance falls flat
Show poster seemed to advertise a party of unbridled energy. But the reality was five really talented musicians reading sheet music.
Rainbow Stage – more than just musical theatre
Educational and community programs provided through donor support help non-profit musical theatre company change the lives of Manitobans.
Chantal Kreviazuk concert: deeply emotional stop on musical journey
I was filled with a strange mixture of happiness for her and unbearable grief and longing for myself.
Remembering those who answered the call
On Remembrance Day I frequently turn to thoughts of two friends who are no longer here, but this year they are strongly connected.
Family’s charitable fund shows we all can make a difference
“Philanthropy sometimes seems like such a big thing, but really it’s something everyone can do.”
Manitoba shatters weather records
It’s been an autumn to remember in southern Manitoba as temperatures soar way above normal across the province.
City challenged to inspect unlicensed rooming houses
While City Council aims for annual inspections of rooming houses, those operating without a license may fall between the cracks.
Embracing the future at Millennium
As Winnipeg’s Millennium Library celebrates its 11th birthday, major renos focus on new technologies in a cutting edge Makerspace.
Harvesting food, growing community, practicing sustainability
Each year in South Osborne hundreds of people are fed using the principles of permaculture.