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Telling Human Rights Stories Through the Photographer's Lense
A display of 70 stunning photographs based around the theme of human rights opened as part of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights’ (CMHR) Canada 150 celebrations.
Centennial Torch Lit by '67 Front Runner
A man denied the honour of lighting the Centennial Torch in 1967 got to do so 50 years later.
Study into Protected Bike Lanes for The Exchange Continues
Some Winnipeg cyclists got some added protection at Old Market Square this week.
Saturday On The Wide World Of Classical Music
Summer is here! Well, at least technically it is, though so far we can't say the weather has been an indication. Tune in to The Wide World of Classical Music for a musical voyage to escape the weather blues.
Dozens Sign City's Indigenous Accord, Door Open for More
Winnipeg now has an Indigenous Accord, a step the city is taking towards reconciliation.
Siloam Mission in Need of Donations
One of Winnipeg's inner-city homeless shelters is in desperate need of blankets, towels and personal hygiene products.
CAA Manitoba Hosts Annual Document Shredding & Identity Theft Education Day
It's estimated Canadians lost over $290 million to fraudsters from January 2014 to December 2016, according to the Competition Bureau of Canada.
This Week on Intermezzo: Five Recordings Featuring the Late Conductor Sir Jeffrey Tate
As a featured guest conductor in nearly every major orchestra hall and opera house throughout the world, even Jeffrey Tate himself expressed astonishment at his own career. Tune in every day at one o'clock when host Chris Wolf will feature a different recording by the English conductor.
Saturday On The Wide World Of Classical Music
Getting closer to the first official day of summer and Father's Day! Why not celebrate them both this weekend on The Wide World of Classical Music.
Family of Missing Winnipeg Man Asking Residents to Keep an Eye Out
Scott Hadath's family made a plea to the public at the Winnipeg Police Service Headquarters this morning, asking people to keep an eye out for the missing 39-year-old.
Bike Week Begins
Cyclists in Winnipeg's Exchange district will get a chance to ride in the area in a pop-up protected lane next week.
Michael Bumsted, From Whodunit Mystery Bookstore On Morning Light
Co-owner and bookseller Michael Bumsted joined Morning Light's Michael Wolch to do the inaugural draw for our Classic Whodunit Mystery Tune of the Week. Up for grabs is a $25 Gift Card from the bookstore. Missed it? Watch the video here!