Joanne Roberts

There was a point where Winnipeg’s Deer Lodge Curling Club may have been on the brink of shutting down. The curling club on Woodlawn Street, which has been in operation for more than a century, needed...

Nearly three years to the day after releasing a holiday album during the COVID-19 pandemic, a Winnipeg band is finally going on tour of rural Manitoba. It’s Red Moon Road’s way of giving back to...

On Christmas a year ago, a deadly fire spread through Manitoba Housing’s Warwick Apartments in the early morning. The fire killed two people, sent six to hospital, and left a total of 42 tenants without...

Many people using Transit Plus say they're left stranded in the city, due to drivers not following protocols around their disability. Users and advocates are calling for change to help close the gaps in...

A culmination of his classical training, years in the kitchen, pandemic setbacks and a desire to share his culture with wider audiences has led chef Norm Pastorin to this moment. The Winnipeg chef is...

An anti-fascist scholar says Canadian institutions must reconcile their possible Nazi pasts after revelations about a former Winnipeg Art Gallery director. New evidence published earlier this month...

The horrors of the Holodomor are still with Luba Semaniuk 90 years later. Semaniuk was seven years old when the Soviet Regime ordered food seizures in the early 1930s aimed at starving Ukrainian peasantry,...

Is there life after death? A Winnipeg filmmaker asked survivors of near-death experiences what they think they saw behind the veil in what’s become the world’s top-grossing documentary since 2019. “After...

Classes that blend arts with mental health care are being offered to young people in Winnipeg for an entire week. Winnipeg’s Meraki Theatre and the Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba (MDAM) are...