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PHOTOS: Toad Hall Toys Turns 40
A local toy business celebrated its birthday in style today, inviting children and their parents to take part in a number of activities outside their store at 54 Albert St.
Classic 107 is Your Soundtrack to the 2017 Solar Eclipse
Tune in to Classic 107 Monday morning when guest host Simeon Rusnak will be talking to Danielle Pahud, an instructor in the Department of Astronomy at the University of Manitoba. She'll give us a solar eclipse 101. Then right up until the big event we'll serenade you with music inspired by the cosmos from Haydn, Hovhaness, Holst and more!
Winnipeg Toy Business Celebrates 40 Years
It's a party at Toad Hall Toys this Saturday.
Pallister Shuffles Executive Council
Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister announced a number of changes to the provincial cabinet today, including one new face and a few job swaps.
Yazidi Boy Reunited with Mom in Winnipeg After Years in Captivity
After three years of being separated after ISIS fighters attacked their village, a Yazidi boy was reunited with his mother this morning.
This Week on Intermezzo: 5 Chamber Works By Benjamin Godard
Tune in every day at one o'clock when host Chris Wolf will feature a work by the French violinist and Romatic-era composer.
WRHA Announces Process for First Phase of Nursing Changes
More than 500 nurses are going to have to decide where they want to work in the first phase of a major restructuring of health care in Winnipeg.
City to Cover PayByPhone Service Fee
Parking just got cheaper for Winnipeggers who feed the meter through their phone.
Gallery in Brandon Features Art Created by Inmates
A couple new art exhibits at gallery in Brandon are going to give the public a glimpse into the artistic minds behind bars.
Siloam Mission Receives Funding for 50 New Beds
The Federal and Provincial Governments have teamed up to help Siloam Mission expand by 50 beds and add resources to help homeless people in Winnipeg stay off the streets.
Hundreds Heading to Dauphin to Run A-Muck
It's about to get muddy in Dauphin, Manitoba.
MB RCMP Officers Get Increased Protection from Fentanyl
Front-line RCMP officers in Manitoba are getting respiratory equipment and eye protection for when dealing with fentanyl and other opioids.