Winnipeg 150: We have something to sing about – let your voices ring out!
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
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
By Alex Regiec The idea for Lifestyles 55 internet radio came together about two years ago. A small group of us, retired announcers from local radio in Winnipeg, gathered
Valentine's Day is named after Saint Valentine, a Catholic priest who lived in the third century. The history of Valentine's Day is somewhat murky, but it is believed that Saint
Dorothy Dobbie Issues in the news The writing is on the wall . . .on the news, on the Internet, on the street corner: there is an attempt through
The time has come to start thinking about income taxes. In just a few weeks, Canadians will start to see key moments popping up related to filing taxes, and I
Most cat owners first notice symptoms such as weight loss, excessive thirst, lethargy or dull coat... By Robert Urano Kidney disease, often in the form of chronic renal