Students frustrated with faculty strike, petition being circulated
Demands made on Manitoba government to legislate academic staff back to work.
Day two of faculty strike, conciliation begins
University of Manitoba faculty hopes their resolve on the picket line leads to more flexibility at the bargaining table.
University of Manitoba faculty hit the picket lines
Students caught in the middle of labour dispute as some classes continue to be taught during strike.
Iceplex irony
No regular bus service to city’s major hockey facility as community committee says little promise of extending service for several years.
IKEA hosts traditional Nordic crayfish festival
Annual event not for the squeamish as the custom is to rip off the head of the crayfish and suck out the juices before getting to the succulent meat inside.
Visit to local museum an unforgettable experience
Above all the amazing artifacts contained within, the Charleswood Museum is a bastion of community.
Cabin concert at Fort Whyte: delightful performance in beautiful setting
Amidst the crickets, loons and mosquitoes, Raine Hamilton shares her natural talents as a singer/songwriter.
Home life challenging for early settlers
History comes alive in Winnipeg neighbourhoods where century-old artifacts detail the vicissitudes of early domestic life.
River Heights artist dazzles the Big Apple
Local artist Bob Scurfield was in New York City recently to host an exhibition of his work.
Argentina “Tango” Pavilion – gorgeous, steamy and sensuous
If you’re a lover of the Tango, then the Argentina “Tango” Pavilion is the place for you.