Chef Melissa Hryb’s Top 12 Food & Drink Activities in Manitoba this Summer
Let's celebrate some of the amazing things that summertime in Manitoba brings. Read More
An Eater’s Guide to Festival du Voyageur
We welcome another Manitoba winter in 2016, which means we once again embrace all the great outdoor activities our province has to offer: skating, skiing,… Read More
The long battle ahead: Brian Pallister and the ailing Progressive Conservative brand
The conventional wisdom in Manitoba suggests that the province is on the precipice of a sea change in its political culture. After 17 years of… Read More
Farmers’ Feast was the perfect autumn evening
St. Norbert Farmers Market, usually abuzz with Saturday morning shoppers eager to get the best of what Manitoba farmers and artisans have to offer, was… Read More
Food Reunions connect you with your food, thanks to Food Matters Manitoba
On a recent sunny afternoon I found myself boarding the most rock star bus I had ever been on — it had wifi, but I take public transit regularly so I may have lowered expectations — with a dozen or so other people to head out of town to visit two farms as part of Food Matters Manitoba’s Food Reunion events. Read More
Promotion is the new termination
The Premier's decision to shuffle his cabinet on April 29th ought to have raised more eyebrows—especially his decision to promote Kerri Irvin-Ross, embattled Minister of Family Services, to Deputy Premier. It is bizarre the Premier would choose to fete such a failure. Read More
Greg Selinger is without shame
It is the era of shameless politics. Where no amount of ignominy, scandal or deceit prompts a thoughtful walk in the snow. Read More
On honouring Louis Riel
Born a son of Manitoba, Riel blazed an unforgettable trail through most of Canada and several of the United States. He pursued his destiny of becoming a Canadian legend with passion was often chronicled as bordering on the insane. Read More
Racing, on the rocks
Winnipeggers know how hard driving on icy roads can be, but what about racing on them? Well that’s exactly what some Winnipeggers do… Read More
5 things you absolutely must know today (weekend edition)
Every morning, we scour the Internet and vet what we believe are the five things you absolutely need to know for the day. Join this mailing list to… Read More
5 things you absolutely must know today
Every morning, we scour the Internet and vet what we believe are the five things you absolutely need to know for the day. Join this mailing list to… Read More
The NDP’s leadership crisis
The noblest thing Greg Selinger could have done—and should have done—is call an election now. Even more democratic than allowing his parliamentary caucus to determine his fate would have been to allow all Manitobans to do so. Read More
5 things you absolutely must know today
Every morning, we scour the Internet and vet what we believe are the five things you absolutely need to know for the day. Join this mailing list to… Read More
5 things you absolutely must know today
Every morning, we scour the Internet and vet what we believe are the five things you absolutely need to know for the day. Join this mailing list to… Read More
The shameful end of Greg Selinger’s premiership
Manitobans now find themselves in the peculiar situation of seeing firsthand what an attempted coup d'etat looks like, Westminster style. Read More
5 things you absolutely must know today
Every morning, we scour the Internet and vet what we believe are the five things you absolutely need to know for the day. Join this mailing list to… Read More