Gone home for the cure
You’re in Newfoundland, you don’t say. Yes bye, I’m in Corner Brook for some holidays.
Wellness through art: Willow Wolfe
Local artist displays passion for promoting the benefits of artistic expression in terms of physical, emotional, and mental well-being.
Banner cherry year prompts free neighbourhood u-pick
I could make a sour cherry pie with fresh organic local fruit I had picked myself: a quintessential summer experience.
Bar None: driving for a cause
Without volunteer rideshare, the lives of many inmates and their families could be very bleak.
Someone to talk to
For the first time, clinical psychologists will be joining the medical team as volunteers at the Canada Summer Games, available to assist participants with a wide range of emotionally taxing issues.
Eye opening experience for young philanthropists
Youth in Philanthropy Committee at Murdoch MacKay Collegiate discovers a community in need and those willing to help.
Remote communities to get high speed internet technology
Winnipeg telecommunications provider will install boxes, wires and towers in remote Manitoba First Nations, allowing 17,000 residents in 2,000 homes to finally surf the web.
Free Slurpee Day has special meaning for Winnipeggers
Celebrate Winnipeg’s crowning as “Slurpee Capital of the World” for the 18th year in a row by grabbing a frosty one during Free Slurpee Day on 7-11-2017.
Changing lives, one very big book at a time
Janet Simpson aims to empower parents by giving them ownership over their family’s literacy.
Book lovers encouraged to go on summer read trip
Experience Canada from your living room with the help of a book list compiled by the Winnipeg Public Library.