Deaths push council to legislate humane living conditions
For nearly a century, city hall has tried to address appalling rooming house conditions that most Winnipeggers ignore.
Free Slurpee Day in “Slurpee Capital of the World”
Winnipeggers are pouring Slurpees this week, marking 50 years of the beverage in Canada and celebrating a world title going on 17 years.
Canadian theatre festival embraces changing definition of gender
Sarasvàti dedicates FemFest2016 to transformation: our changing world and our evolving definition of gender.
Brits stuck in the past, choose economic recession
With Brexit, UK citizens condemn themselves to marginalized existence, says politics prof and British ex-pat.
Folk Festival delights
Vast and impressive music line up attracts large crowds to 43rd edition of the Winnipeg Folk Festival.
Canada looks good to unhappy Brits, Yanks
If even 10% of these would be immigrants were really serious about moving here, the neighbourhood might never recover.
Sex work advocates want law changed
Critics want Canada’s prostitution law changed because they say it places sex workers in danger.
Keys to a better community: respect, non-judgement
Theo Landry thinks our community would benefit if people treated each other in fair and impartial ways.
Winnipeg’s rock n’ roll history comes alive
John Einarson and his Rock n’ Roll infused brain are hopping on his Magical Musical History Tour Bus!
Proud and loud (but not too loud)
Steinbach’s Gay Straight Alliance members are concerned about a potential backlash to the upcoming LGBT parade.