Hal Anderson News Today

The Starbucks in Osborne Village is closing temporarily on Monday over worries about safety. Read more.

Nola eatery in St. Boniface has done it again, collecting the most votes at last weeks Winnipeg Nightlife and Lifestyle Awards. Read on.

Have you heard Calgary’s new slogan? Blue Sky City is getting mixed reviews at best. Read more.

Theres a new book out that celebrates the provinces food and the people who make, sell and eat it. Read more.

Many hockey fans believe the 31-year drought could come to an end this summer and it might just be the Winnipeg Jets to do it. Read more.

Scramble intersections, where all vehicles stop so pedestrians can cross every which way, were first used in North America in the 1940s.

Invented in Paris by Stéphane Louvard, the Crookie quickly made its way around the world and now its arrived in Winnipeg. Read on.

Politicians stumping in Winnipeg are an indication of how important voters here might be when the next federal election is held. Read more.

Black History Month is winding down but you still have time to support black-owned businesses in Winnipeg like Plates 4 Rates. Read on.

Black History Month is winding down but you still have time to support black-owned businesses in Winnipeg like Plates 4 Rates. Read on.