Neve Van Pelt

Child Nutrition Council of Manitoba hosts their 13th annual stone soup fundraiser this week to help support school food programs. “It raises money for school nourishment programs that the Child Nutrition...

After months of preparation, high school students from across the province were at St. Vital Centre to showcase and present their innovative business ideas. “It brought to light was business was all...

Have you ever gone to work sick because it was too much of a hassle to get a sick note? According to research from Doctors Manitoba, you’re not alone. Roughly 71 per cent of workers say they’d rather...

The Canadian government is investing an additional $27.3 million to help support the homeless in Winnipeg. The funds are going to the group End Homelessness Winnipeg, which helps provide supports to...

Manitoba RCMP have confirmed that human remains found at the Prairie Green Landfill late last month, belong to Morgan Beatrice Harris of Long Plain First Nation. “I hope it helps to bring closure...

“It doesn’t get more Canadian than a Winnipeg taxi.” That’s the name of a new campaign launched by the Winnipeg taxi industry urging the community to use their 100 per cent Canadian services, rather...

A new and improved transit system is on its way to Manitoba. Through the Canada Public Transit Fund, the federal government has invested $120 million to upgrade and replace transit infrastructure in Winnipeg,...

The holy month of Ramadan has officially begun, and Muslim’s in Winnipeg and across the world are gathering together in their homes and mosques to welcome a month of fasting, reflection, and prayer. “It’s...

Spring may be inching closer, but the cold and flu season isn’t going away. Manitoba doctors are urging people to get up to date on their vaccines amid a recent rise in flu cases across the province. “Last...