Winnipeg rocks the arts world!
Jean Giguere, former chair and chair emeritus of the RWB, was in Ottawa recently to attend the Governor General’s performing arts awards. Jean is a member of the Order of
Summertime safety in the city
Winnipeg is a pretty fantastic place to be during the summer months. If you are like me, you love doing the hometown tourist thing, visiting some of our lovely restaurants,
Reacting to the needs of Indigenous children with a new approach to healing in a concrete step toward reconciliation
Recognizing the value of Indigenous healing practices and making them available for Indigenous patients where requested was the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Call to Action 22: “We call upon those
The Toba Centre
The centre is a game changer in the way abused children are now handled. Currently, each case goes through a half dozen steps and agencies before protective action is taken.
Toba centre is helping abused children recover in Assiniboine Park
Assiniboine Park is truly a jewel in our city, and I am so proud to have represented it both during my time as City Councillor and now as a Member
Premier working at a hectic pace to get us back on the pre-COVID track
Dorothy Dobbie Sounding refreshed but still a bit exhausted, Premier Heather Stefanson made time when she woke in Brandon, after an announcement filled day, for our monthly interview. After five
Winnipeg, it’s time to raise the bar! We can do better.
Given the dangerous state of our streets which are riddled with potholes this spring, there is no question that we must do a better job, not just on pothole repairs
Looking out for seniors in new portfolio
By Hon. Scott Johnston As the inaugural Minister of Seniors and Long-term Care, I am honoured to be selected to lead the department recently created by Premier Heather Stefanson dedicated
When you have an emergency!
9-1-1 has long been a trusted lifeline between you and the emergency services you require. That will never change. Whether to report a medical emergency such as a heart attack
An agenda of hope and optimism in a sea of personal attack and negativity
Dorothy Dobbie “Filled with a sense of relief, hope and optimism,” is how the Premier describes the first few in-person meetings of her caucus. “People are excited about their jobs.