Retail shell game
Ikea’s magic still working, Target a bad memory, while Rona is swallowed up by Lowe’s: it’s a shifting retail landscape.
Taking it upon himself to ‘just do it’
Man spends life saving victims of child exploitation and human trafficking, believing one person with courage is all it takes.
Winnipeg positioned to inspire Positive Peace worldwide
City seen as leading example of how to build a peace community.
Ghomeshi trial not really about justice
It seems little has changed for women trying to get legal satisfaction in cases of alleged sexual assault.
The finer art of making tea
For tea artist and sommelier, Si Chen, every detail in a tea ceremony is important.
Higher food prices nothing new for northern Manitobans
Working together with Food Matters Manitoba, communities gain access to healthy, affordable foods.
Connecting to higher self and to deeper sense of purpose
Free meditation classes continue in February, encouraging participants to find the truth of one’s being and to improve overall health.
Dance parties home to a strong community
City’s long history of underground rave scene hits the mainstream.
“Table Manners” featured at AyckbournFest
Local troupe set to serve up big laughs with comedic production.
The prairie healing hub
Winnipeg marks the spot for alternative therapies.