Summer of reading
Tim ChapmanThe International Peace Garden One of the many great things about gardens is their ability to inspire and freshen imaginations. The International Peace Garden is taking it a
Manitoba Association of Senior Communities group listings
Manitoba Association of Senior Communities group listings Current as of March 1, 2024 Winnipeg Creative Retirement Manitoba Inc. 204-481-5030, [email protected] www.crcentre.ca WINNIPEG 20 Fort Street Seniors Club 2200-20 Fort
The harmony of pets and plants
March is upon us and in the veterinary field, this is when we highlight pet poison awareness. With thoughts of spring just around the corner, it’s time to look around
What can you trust?
Trudy SchroederRandom Notes Several weeks ago, I was asked to comment on an opinion presented by a person who likened current government decisions to the approaches of the Nazi
Pollock’s Hardware: A Century-Old Store with Vintage Treasures Galore!
Pollock’s Hardware still thriving as a co-op 100 year old store still stocks many vintage items Myron Love Celebrating 150 years of Winnipeg In this, the first of
Kennedy House: Iconic Gothic Revival Gem to Shine Soon
Good News about Kennedy House By Marilyn Williams In mid-February, I received an email with good news from the committee to save Kennedy House. For those of you unfamiliar
Why would a woman beg to be someone’s sex-slave?
Slavery – it’s not unusual Wayne Weedon Food for Thought At a live concert, several thousand women were making complete fools of themselves. They were begging to be
Western Canada’s first talkie movie theatre gets a new life
Gabrielle SwanView from The Pas A theater revival project in Northern Manitoba leaves town members excited at the prospect of what’s to come in the culture sector of The
COVID-19 fallout and what should be happening now
Dorothy Dobbie Issues in the news For many, COVID-19 is already a blurred memory, its isolation and strangeness a thing of the past. Many of these folks were the
I’m back on Lifestyles 55 Digital radio!
By Dorothy Dobbie After spending my Sunday mornings up early on the air at CJOB for 10 years, I eased on over to the independent CJNU station to continue