At RMTC, it is the volunteers that make it work
For 65 years, volunteers have made the theatre world go ‘round at Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre. A staple in the arts community, these theatre-lovers perform a variety of roles
The premier sees the recent budget as the door to endless possibility
The Premier’s priorities by Dorothy Dobbie “Facing world challenges and having to apply local solutions,” was a trial in creating a budget for 2023, says Premier Heather Stefanson. Issues such
James “Jimmy” King: Band leader (1920-1987)
“A band leader with ‘a taste’ for music.” Memorable Manitobans Jimmy King was born in Winnipeg (St. James), Manitoba on April 26, 1920, and attended Bannatyne School and Linwood
Manitoba Opera Closes 50th Season with a Mozart Comedy Canuck Style
Manitoba Opera historic 50th season closes out with a Canadianized version of Mozart’s comedic look at the silliness of young love, Così fan tutte (Cosy fan toot tey), presented April
Aging lines to live by
By Jim Ingebrigtsen “Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you don’t mind, it doesn’t matter.”
I’m not buying it
Rick Duerksen “Sow a thought and you reap a deed; Sow a deed and you reap a habit; Sow a habit and you reap a character; Sow a character and
Mother’s Day at the International Peace Gardens
Tim Chapman Mother's Day is fast approaching at the International Peace Garden. It's the kickoff to our season and a first chance to reconnect with our visitors after a long
What can go right when you are on a board?
Trudy Schroeder Random Notes By Trudy Schroeder I have seen beautiful things happen when people work together in harmony to help an organization fulfill its mission. There is something almost
From discovery to yummy, the Italians make us all feel at home
By Ian Leatt Sometime in the late 19th Century, the first documented account of beef in tomato sauce, Spaghetti Bolognese, took place. Initially created for a presiding pope, this dish