Mexican Pavilion brings the heat
Comfortable venue, vibrant entertainment and authentic cultural food and vendors, creates all around enjoyable experience.
A family’s journey with galactosemia
Gaps in provincial health coverage for those living with rare conditions prompts online funding campaigns.
Rotary gears up for 7th Peace Days Festival
Organizations and citizens encouraged to host events that support peace and compassion.
Video project aims to help people change the world
Meliorist video project welcomes any good intention or dream, reinforcing an unwavering belief in possibilities.
Winnipeg Soup: micro-funding with food
Winnipeggers with big ideas and small budgets pitch their proposals to an audience who vote on the best idea to fund, while enjoying some soup.
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.
Easing medical trauma for the youngest patients
After her infant son had major surgeries, Dawn Isaac developed a program to help families deal with these types of traumas.
Profound learning for young philanthropists
Mennonite Bretheren Collegiate Institute students discover local agencies helping youth impacted by trauma.
100 years young
Soccer victories aren’t the only thing Icelanders are cheering about these days; they’re also celebrating a century of service in Manitoba by the IODE Jon Sigurdsson Chapter.
Aboriginal spirituality bridges gap
Non-Indigenous community can connect deeply to Aboriginal culture and heritage.