Light put out at Cork and Flame patio
By Dorothy Dobbie One of the nicest gifts to the St. James Assiniboine neighbourhood in the past 18 months, has been the opening of the spacious and gracious Cork and
Philanthropist Bob Williams will match up to $500,000 in donations to WAG Inuit Art Centre
Unique opportunity extends until November 30, 2020 The Winnipeg Art Gallery recently announced a unique giving opportunity in the lead-up to the opening of the WAG Inuit Art Centre in
Launching the world’s longest EV rally to promote cold weather testing in Thompson
Dorothy Dobbie At a dinner in Halifax for the Canadian Association of Former Members of Parliament, I sat next to the Canadian Vice President for Rolls Royce. He was delighted
Let’s turn CBC television over to the Performing Arts in Canada
By Dorothy Dobbie In the Broadcasting Act of 1991, the mandate of the CBC states that “the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, as the national public broadcaster, should provide radio and television
Mind control more enslaving than bodily chains
“Christianity is the greater shackle, the greater rape of the Black mind, than slavery ever was.” Barbara Hillary stated the above, and she believed it to be true. Some people
The seductiveness of victimization
Focusing on the positives seems to be a tough concept today for some who believe that shouting about injustice and naming a group as victims is the way to make
Telpay forest contributes to million tree challenge
Louise Willow May It’s been a great pleasure to work for Telpay Inc. on Winnipeg’s Million Tree Challenge this spring. Amidst pandemic fear, nothing beats the hopeful act of planting
Schools can reopen without fear according to latest research
Ed Burgener, P.Eng(ret). As of the past few weeks, an overwhelming scientific case for opening schools has been built. It’s mostly founded on a new report from South Korea that
Life in the North is feeling truly alive
Nathan Giede Standing upon the shore of the Hudson Bay in Churchill, Manitoba, one catches a glimpse of what was meant when Canadians were described as “hewers of wood, and
Manitoba Stay-cation: Churchill by Land
Dorothy Dobbie Anyone can do it – go to Churchill, that is. Just drive to Thompson and take the train from there. The Via Rail ticket will set you back