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Recipe for Morning Melt Poutine from Armstrong Cheese

April 5, 2026 Demian Vernieri

Armstrong Cheese shared this recipe for Morning Melt Poutine, a hearty twist on a Canadian classic. Crispy tater tots are loaded with sautéed veggies, rich gravy, and layers of smoky bacon-infused cheese for the ultimate […]

Tiffany the cat needs a new home in the Winnipeg area

April 4, 2026 Demian Vernieri

Tiffany is a gorgeous 4-year-old tortoiseshell who breaks every stereotype — she’s all the beauty of a tortie, without the attitude! This lovely girl is gentle, affectionate, and has a calm, easygoing nature that makes […]

Five Minutes With: Post-Punk Band Bland

April 3, 2026 Emilea Semancik

Bland are a post-punk band from Winnipeg playing fast, slightly off-kilter songs built on jagged guitars, driving rhythms, and vocals that land somewhere between comedy and collapse. Their debut EP, Consumables, captures the nervy energy […]

Old Photographs of Hotels in Winnipeg (1886-1947)

April 2, 2026 admin

Winnipeg, a city rich in history, has been home to several iconic hotels, many of which have been demolished or repurposed. Each of these establishments told a unique story, reflecting the architectural and social environment […]

“A Day in the Life” with: Visual Artist Kendra Malcolm

April 1, 2026 Emilea Semancik

Kendra Malcolm is a Canadian artist based in Winnipeg. She is recognized internationally for her 20 years of work in the art and advertising industry. Kendra earned her design degree from the Alberta College of […]

Cooper the dog needs a new home in the Winnipeg area

March 31, 2026 Demian Vernieri

Cooper’s story began alongside his buddy Atlas in a northern Manitoba community, where both were living outside as young puppies. Since coming into rescue, Cooper has been fostered with Atlas, and together they’ve grown into […]

Charitable Choices: Lions Foundation of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario

March 31, 2026 Emilea Semancik

For more than four decades, the Lions Foundation of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario has worked to remove barriers to care for individuals and families facing financial hardship. Through programs focused on vision, hearing, medical travel, […]

Homegrown Business: Willows Christopher of CanMark Industries

March 30, 2026 Emilea Semancik

Willows Christopher directs CanMark Industries (also known as Canadian Marking Systems), a Winnipeg institution that’s been manufacturing wood-mounted and self-inking rubber stamps plus custom engraving since 1911, back when the burgeoning city looked vastly different […]

Recipe for Tomato Soup With Cheesy Crostinis from Dairy Farmers of Ontario

March 29, 2026 Demian Vernieri

Dairy Farmers of Ontario brings us this recipe for Tomato Soup With Cheesy Crostinis. The rich, velvety tomato soup pairs perfectly with crispy, golden baguette slices topped with melted mozzarella and Cheddar. It’s a simple […]

Calla the cat needs a new home in the Winnipeg area

March 28, 2026 Demian Vernieri

Meet Calla, a fearless little firecracker with a big personality packed into a tiny body! She’s always the first to dive into playtime, the last to leave the toy pile, and the one keeping everyone […]