Sofia Frolova

Outreach workers are expressing relief as downtown crime and homicide rates have dropped in Winnipeg, but Dr. Michael Weinrath, professor in criminal justice at the University of Winnipeg, says he’s...

Youth, advocates, and community members are welcoming fare-free transit for youth, as the province announced in Tuesday’s budget, that soon, youth as young as 12 years old will have free access to buses. Some...

Winnipeggers marked World Water Day by coming together at The Forks for a rally to say no to nuclear waste on Indigenous land and show support to the Grassy Narrows First Nation. “The nuclear waste...

A tragedy that happened almost two years ago at Wellington Crescent started the battle for the interim cycling infrastructure, and it is still ongoing. The first temporary infrastructure was slated for...

Our Relatives' Place on the Disraeli Freeway is set to close its doors after providing support to Winnipeg’s unhoused population for four years. It’s a decision that has left local community advocates...

Animal rights groups gathered outside the Winnipeg City Hall and the Manitoba Legislative Building to call on province to revoke Winnipeg's licence for poisoning ground squirrels calling the method extreme...

The province was set to open this facility on 366 Henry Avenue as a temporary supervised consumption site this month, but after backtracking on their timeline, advocates and community members shared mixed...

The youths take action to call for better, safer, and faster public transit. One of the initiatives is putting up posters in downtown Winnipeg. “They all came at this with different goals and different...

After an Indigenous man was beaten in a Winnipeg grocery store, community members gathered to share their experiences of violent treatment by security guards. The forum was hosted by Indigenous leaders...