Easy Steps to Becoming a Geocacher
How to become a geocacher: Let’s start again Gary BrownGeocaching I have had a few inquiries regarding how to join the Geocaching community. The process is actually quite
Dearest little sweetheart: a long-lost love
Jim Ingebrigtsen Tidbits The letter, written on company stationery, from an address where the Winnipeg Centennial Concert Hall now sits, is dated March 26, 1923. The time is entered as
Taking the bus in Winnipeg
I don’t take public transportation in Winnipeg. I work from home, I have a car and I can drive. I took the bus when I was younger, but that was
Gardens Manitoba New Membership Sign-Up Gift Basket Draw
2024-2025 Membership Sign-Up Gift Basket Draw Sign up by the end of April and be entered in a draw for a gift basket! If you have already signed up for
Wayne Weedon Short Story: Why am I going to school?
The following story is part a new feature, a fictional work by our columnist Wayne Weedon, Why I am Going to School. Wayne is a brilliant writer whose style consists
Its St. Patrick’s Day-time for some yummy Dingle Pies!
Ian LeattFoodie My Gran hailed from Ireland and there was always something cooking in her house, from buns to pies to stews. Good wholesome home cooked food is hard
Revolutionizing Public Transportation in Winnipeg: A Journey of Tireless Effort
Dorothy Dobbie / Dorothy & Shauna The big complaint by newbies to Winnipeg from places such as Toronto with its 75-year-old subway and rapid transit system is that
Intrepid Winnipeg architect adds vitae
Notable Winnipeggers by Myron Love Ed Calnitsky and I have been friends since high school. In fact, my first trip overseas was with Ed and a mutual friend, Greg.
SLSM News: Using Mindfulness to develop health habits & others
Senaka Samarasinghe Using Mindfulness: To Develop Health Habits Udaya D. Annakkage is a professor in the Dept. of Engineering at U of Manitoba. He is a versatile person, a
FortWhyte Alive says Goodbye, Ken!
From his friends and co-workers at FortWhyte Alive. After more than 40 years serving as FortWhyte Alive’s Site and Wildlife manager, Ken Cudmore fed his last bison, ploughed his