The street that runs off of Portage Ave & Mount Royal
Fred Morris/ From the desk of a gadfly One of the first residents of Traill Avenue listed in the 1955 Henderson Directory was Harold Wilding, a CN accountant. Harold
Today I am a winner
I still don’t believe in participation ribbons, but I have changed my mind on how I define participation. Rick Duerksen I told my friend that I had changed my
Is it a bird? Is it a plane?
No, it’s a lighter-than-air cargo hauler, and Manitoba is in the cockpit! By Volker Beckman, Thompson Chamber of Commerce Visualize huge 200-metre-long airships hauling up to 100 tons
We are rocking into 2024 at Lifestyles 55 Digital Radio
By Dorothy Dobbie Welcome to Lifestyles 55 Radio. Classic Tracks travelling at the speed of 33-1/3 RPM. Lifestyles 55 Radio is a group of retired Winnipeg DJs who are passionate
Grateful for a year of meaningful, impactful support
The Children’s Hospital is better because of you Stefano Grande/ Healthy Living Dear supporters, As we reflect on many beautiful moments that defined our journey in 2023, Children’s
Robinson Supply: A Time-Honored Legacy Matching Winnipeg’s Rich History
Ross Robinson uses the analogy of a four-legged stool to explain his philosophy of life. His first priority – the first leg of the stool – is his family –
Members of the Premier’s new advisory council
Co-Chairs Co-Chairs • Ash Modha, founder and CEO, Mondetta Clothing • Kevin Rebeck, president, Manitoba Federation of Labour. Other Representatives • Bea Bruske, president, Canadian Labour Congress • Bob Silver,
What is freedom?
Freedom is the ability to think critically and to keep an open mind. It is also the ability to change one’s mind when evidence or logic warrants. Dorothy Dobbie
Lifestyles 55 Jan Issue 2024
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Contemporary Indigenous art in the Golden Boy Room
The Manitoba Government art collection includes diverse work from artists across the province. Highlighted are works of contemporary Indigenous art acquired by the Government of Manitoba. The semi-permanent installation in