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September 4, 2023
From a brilliant Italian grab-and-go and a pair of pastry spots to a new Fortitude Valley cafe from a popular Paddington operator, here’s what to tick.
June 25, 2023
Tinnitus is a ringing or a swishing noise that emanates from the ear or head. It is not a life-threatening condition and usually resolves with time.
June 23, 2023
In her farewell episode of The Next Chapter Rogers and Halfe discuss their love of words and music.
January 5, 2023
Stop by our 2nd City Gridiron YouTube channel for Bear Bones LIVE at FIVE as we break down the latest plus preview Bears vs Vikings.
January 4, 2023
Investegate announcements from Power Metal, Acquisition - Canadian Graphite Project
May 9, 2022
The work of local photographers Bonita Boothby and Richard Plourde will be on display for the month of May in the Woman’s Hospital Association Rotating
July 19, 2021
‘Residential School Perverted Everything that Was Beautiful’ Gina Laing lives a truth for survivors. Healing, never complete, is a process of myriad small acts of rebellion. Meghan Mast is a Winnipeg-based multimedia journalist who has covered agriculture, politics, hydro, health and the climate crisis. Her work has appeared on the CBC and in the Winnipeg Free Press, the Globe and Mail and Megaphone magazine. SHARES Over time, Gina Laing has come to love the wat...
June 5, 2021
For residential school survivors, quiet power in daily tasks.
May 13, 2021
Perdita Feliciens mom Catherine was a poor young woman in St. Lucia when she was given a seemingly random, but ultimately life-changing, opportunity: to come to Canada with a wealthy white family and become their nanny. But when she gets to Canada, life is tougher than she expected, as she endures poverty, domestic violence and even homelessness. However, she still encouraged and supported her youngest daughters athletic dreams. Felicien would go on to be a world-class hurdler and one of Canad...
February 23, 2021
Renowned writer Sky Dancer, otherwise known as Louise Bernice Halfe, is Canada’s ninth parliamentary poet laureate. “It is a privilege to bring the First Peoples’ voices and stories, poetry and whatever genre they are bringing to life to the forefront,” Halfe said in a statement. The role of the parliamentary poet laureate is to write poetry for parliamentarians or for special occasions, to hold poetry readings, and to help curate the Library of Parliament’s poe...