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Residents of one of the largest non-profit housing complexes in Manitoba say the fate of their building — which could be sold to an Alberta firm as early as January — will be a moment of truth for the provincial government.

Residents of Lions Place – a downtown Winnipeg building – are continuing their push to keep the housing complex as a non-profit.

Have you noticed the list of exit options on your 2022 Toyota Sienna? Have you mistakenly thought the first choice was your exit? Here is how to get rid of that menu.

INNER-city leaders are holding Manitoba’s largest school board accountable to its promise to es...

Indigenous and newcomer advocates want Winnipeg school boards to rejig their electoral maps so there...

The call comes along a newly-released report that highlights a lack of diverse teachers in schools.

ON Dec. 6, the Winnipeg School Division (WSD) school board unanimously voted to conduct an education...

IN 1979, seven inner-city school parent councils came together with a funding proposal to United Way...

IF experience was everything then Leodiensian wouldn’t have stood a chance in their 20-17 win at Bradford Salem in Yorkshire Division One.

Cultivating leadership and outstanding service Article by Michele Walfred Photo and video by Michele Walfred February 08, 2021 Lee Richardson earns College of Agriculture and Natural Resources’ highest alumni honor When Lee Richardson learned he was named the 2020 Worrilow Award recipient, he was shocked. He knew the prestige that accompanied the award, named in honor of George M. Worrilow, former dean of the University of Delaware Colleg...