Cost cutting threatens Canada’s news media
Say a prayer for democracy as journalists become the ‘afflicted’ in latest round of job cuts.
New commissioner to restore faith in city hall: Mayor
City of Winnipeg’s newest position – integrity commissioner – tries to create more honest municipal government, but critics say the city is worse off than ever.
Giving homes to the homeless – a solution to street life
Providing housing first paves way in effort to end chronic problem.
Cougars claw their way back into Manitoba
As population of predatory cats return, big changes to hunting and trapping laws may result.
Safeguarding the validity of science
Distinguished lecture series concludes with thought provoking presentation by Manitoba’s former Chief Medical Examiner.
Free meditation classes ideal for stress relief
Meditation marathon offers invitation to become a more joyful and balanced person.
Winnipeg taxi service steps up fight against Uber
Cab industry tries to convince public to stick with regulated taxi service, even though rides are difficult to find during peak times.
Rising costs nixing new construction on reserves
Residents living on remote First Nation are frustrated a new house hasn’t been built in three years due to rising material costs.
MBlog 2016: a year of value-based content
Conference teaches bloggers how to create a year’s worth of engaging content to help them get noticed by readers and connect with communities.
Goldeyes sign broadcast deal with CJNU
CJNU 93.7 FM will carry every Winnipeg Goldeyes spring training, regular season, and potential postseason game, for the next three years.