Entertainer Len Andree
Jim Ingebrigtsen Memorable Manitobans: Leonard (Len) Andree (1930-2017), Entertainer. Len Andree was born in Winnipeg on March 2, 1930. He was the third child of Polish immigrants Paulin Thadeus Andree…
Julius Morry still performing artistic magic after more than 50 years as leading Canadian art restorer
Myron Love I have written about Julius Morry several times over the years including stories in the Jewish Post and news, the former Pacific Western’s inflight magazine, most likely the
Let’s get rid of those ugly barriers at Portage and Main!
"Removing the barriers would do so much more than put people back on the street. The act in itself would symbolize a new beginning where people once again mean more
Celebrating New Year’s Eve around the world
"There are many different traditions and customs that are associated with New Year's Eve, and these can vary significantly depending on the culture and location." New Year's Eve, also known
New Year’s resolutions for a healthier 2023
Nathan Zassman Natural Health "Some of the most common questions I hear after the holidays are about weight loss, cleansing, and detoxification." The holiday season often comes with an over-indulgence
TobaCentre – a one-stop shop to help kids
Hon. Myrna Driedger Broadway Journal Each year there are more than 200,000 investigations of reported child abuse and neglect in Canada, and approximately 4,000 reported child abuse investigations conducted annually
A tour of some of Manitoba’s heritage buildings
Sanja Rossi Manitoba Through Time Minnedosa As we walk through the pretty town of Minnedosa, which nestles in the Highland district of Manitoba on the Southwest side of the Riding
Be careful when heating water in the microwave
"As he looked into the cup, he noted that the water was not boiling, but suddenly the water in the cup blew up in his face." A 26-year-old man decided
When Winnipeg knew how to dance
John Einarson Local Music Spotlight Dance halls were among the earliest forms of organized entertainment in Winnipeg. From 1900 until the 1950s, dance halls, and with them dance bands, flourished
January on the geocache trail
Gary Brown Geocaching "I don’t mean to scare you off as there are a lot of geocaches that are quite easy to get during a cold spell." Now that the