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Saturday On The Wide World Of Classical Music
It's going to be a fun-filled, light-hearted edition of The Wide World of Classical Music this weekend. Tune in to be entertained between noon - 6:00pm!
City of Winnipeg Honours Community Centre Volunteers
The city of Winnipeg is developing new technologies to help local community centres attract volunteers and save time when organizing events.
Old Friends Meet to Celebrate 200-Year Relationship That Shaped Winnipeg
Old friends met at the site where Thomas Douglas – also known as Lord Selkirk – and Chief Peguis signed the Peguis Selkirk Treaty 200 years ago.
Film Festival Brings Manitoba Artists Together
A emerging composer in Winnipeg can now add film score to her portfolio.
Tree Planting Marks 200th Anniversary of Peguis Selkirk Treaty
The weeklong commemoration of the Peguis Selkirk Treaty continues in Manitoba.
Police Launch New Campaign to Prevent Break-Ins
The Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) kicked off their Home Smart Initiative today, to help residents keep their homes safe.
The Forks Is Holding A Railside Promenade Design Competition, Here Are the Details
The Forks Renewal Corp. is looking to transform part of Israel Asper Way into a public promenade, and a newly announced ideas competition will help officials decide the best way to do it.
Winnipeg High School Students Honoured at City Hall for Community Efforts
Five students from around the city of Winnipeg were recognized by Mayor Brian Bowman at City Hall today for their contributions to their community and to those in need.
Saturday On The Wide World Of Classical Music
It is midway through July already, so we had better start enjoying these summer days and nights before they give way to autumn! Tune into The Wide World of Classical Music to keep entertained throughout this July afternoon.
Super-brood Trees are the Targets of Dutch Elm Pilot Project
Research is being done to improve outcomes in the fight against dutch elm disease in Winnipeg.
Former President Jimmy Carter Taken to Winnipeg Hospital, Says He's Okay
A scare this morning at the Habitat for Humanity build site in St. James.
Manitoba Families Call for Resignation of Remaining MMIWG Inquiry Commissioners
Families of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in Manitoba are calling for a "reset" of the national inquiry into the matter.