Nothing stops Santa from delivering gifts, not even a global pandemic! The Be A Santa To A Senior program is more important than ever before for many isolated and/or in
Indigenous artist Catherine Blackburn at NorVA Another month into the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic with the re-imposition of restrictions and as we write this, little skiffs of falling
There will never be a better time for Manitobans to see the polar bears. The hotels have room and the prices are good. This time next year, everything will be
By Dorothy Dobbie When old people become confused, the first inclination is to blame it on early signs of Alzheimer’s or senility or a tumour, but the cause could be
“Yet, as we know, no evil has been more violent or disruptive or cruel than religion down through history.” Reverend Thomas William Harpur Why would a well-respected Anglican priest make
Over the summer, a WSO supporter was helping her mother downsize her house in preparation for a move to a condo. In one of the drawers she found a cookbook
Other than staying home, on set is the safest place you can be in Manitoba right now. While that was said tongue in cheek by a local Manitoba producer, it
Dustin Rodgers In November, Canada’s Royal Winnipeg Ballet Company will perform for the first time since February, in a series of performances called Fast Forward. The shows will feature all
Reflections from Soprano Lara Ciekiewicz on Creating Art during a Pandemic Since stages went dark in March, Manitoba Opera has been striving to create meaningful performance opportunities for local artists
Many great people share Nov. 13 as their birthday. Robert Louis Stevenson, the Scottish writer, was born on Nov. 13, 1850. His works included Treasure Island, Jekyll and Hyde, and
