Arts
Breakdowns in lockdown: COVID-19 and Manitoba’s music scene
COVID-19 has taken its toll on Manitoba musicians. Here’s how some have coped.
Month: December 2021
Lifestyles
Isolating with kids during a pandemic
Winnipeg parents say all employers should be considerate of the challenges that come with isolating with children .
Lifestyles
Is your car winter-ready?
Best to get a garage to check if your car is ready for the ice and snow
Lifestyles
Christmas is for the birds
Citizen scientists across Canada get ready for the upcoming Christmas bird count
News
Foxtrap softball field getting a new lease on life
New ownership means long-awaited upgrades to All Saints Primary School grounds may finally begin.
Audio
Residents weigh in on St. John’s’ Climate Action Plan
Strategy eyes zero-emissions future with energy-efficient buildings, electric transport
News
Increased collisions around the holidays affect the mental health of first responders, professionals say
First responders say increased motor vehicle collisions during the holiday season affect the mental health of emergency response workers and their families. They urge drivers to take caution while on the road.
Lifestyles
T’is the season to be merry and bright at MUN Botanical Garden
MUN Botanical Gardens celebrates the 5th annual Merry and Bright Festival.
News
Kinsmen’s Santa Claus Parade brings holiday spirit to Corner Brook
The Santa Claus Parade sailed through downtown Corner Brook on Saturday, Dec. 4.
Lifestyles
Meet Sparta, police dog turned bed bug hunter
Sparta’s handler predicts her work will increase with borders opening up.