Stefano GrandeHealth Living Manitoba is known for having a lot of heart when it comes to charitable giving, and I have seen firsthand the impact our community can
“There are options besides costly and hard to maintain dedicated bike lanes that should also be considered when it comes to accommodating bicycle traffic.” By Dorothy Dobbie A few
"People have the right to ride their bikes in winter. It doesn’t matter if you think they are nuts, you need to respect that right. Watch for them. And for
Strangely, I even take pleasure watching arena ice freeze up after a Zamboni passes by, perhaps a leftover memory of watering my backyard rink for my kids on a crisp
Logan Avenue was once known as Snus Boulevard Snus (rhymes with loose) is a moist, smokeless tobacco product originating from Sweden in the early 1700s. It is placed between
Trudy Schroeder This year, the City of Winnipeg is celebrating its 150th year of existence as a municipality. Groups of people lived and traveled through the area for many
Senaka Samarasinghe Christmas get together Our Christmas gathering was held on Jan. 12, 2024, from 11:00 am to 1:30 pm at Whyte Ridge Community Centre. The event planning committee
M. P. Marty Morantz As I return to Parliament this week, know that I will be fighting for all Winnipeggers: Reminding the Prime Minister of the cost-of-living crisis that
By Myron Love It was great reconnecting recently with Susan Thompson again after more than 25 years. I spent a very pleasant afternoon with our personable, warm, and welcoming
Jim Ingebrigtsen American actor, musician and artist Martin Mull once said, “Writing about music is like dancing about architecture”. I agree. I am not going to write about the
