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Stories of Hope: How changes forced on us by the Pandemic can help us change for the better

By whatsupwinnipeg |

There is a lot of negativity about access to services since the pandemic. Media outlets appear to thrive on invoking…

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Amherst Street, Winnipeg’s lane of heroes

By whatsupwinnipeg |

To celebrate the 100th Anniversary of St. James (starting just west of St. James Street to Sturgeon Road) breaking away…

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The art of negotiation (part 1, reason)

By whatsupwinnipeg |

The important question is always, why? If I find one of my friends is in a physical fight with another…

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Filing your taxes is no easy task 

By whatsupwinnipeg |

Oftentimes, it is confusing and downright difficult.  Many do not have access to or can’t afford the resources they need…

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Saving the first NDP federal budget

By whatsupwinnipeg |

The Jan. 23, 2006, federal election brought Stephen Harper to power as the head of a minority government. His victory…

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Manitoba emblems

By whatsupwinnipeg |

The Province of Manitoba has a variety of different emblems. An emblem is a symbol, object or set of words…

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Get involved in planning your future

By whatsupwinnipeg |

Let Senior’s Minister Scott Johnson know what you want As the inaugural Minister of Seniors and Long-Term Care, I consider…

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The Premier is willing to think outside the box to fix what is broken in Manitoba

By whatsupwinnipeg |

Dorothy Dobbie The first thing the premier said after “hello” this month was how wonderful it was to attend Treaty…

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Climate change: when are we going to start talking about the costs and other implication of abandoning fossil fuels?

By whatsupwinnipeg |

Let us set aside for the moment the issue of whether or not climate change is an existential threat to…

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Winnipeg rocks the arts world!

By whatsupwinnipeg |

Jean Giguere, former chair and chair emeritus of the RWB, was in Ottawa recently to attend the Governor General’s performing…

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Summertime safety in the city

By whatsupwinnipeg |

Winnipeg is a pretty fantastic place to be during the summer months. If you are like me, you love doing…

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Reacting to the needs of Indigenous children with a new approach to healing in a concrete step toward reconciliation

By whatsupwinnipeg |

Recognizing the value of Indigenous healing practices and making them available for Indigenous patients where requested was the Truth and…

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The Toba Centre

By whatsupwinnipeg |

The centre is a game changer in the way abused children are now handled. Currently, each case goes through a…

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Toba centre is helping abused children recover in Assiniboine Park

By whatsupwinnipeg |

Assiniboine Park is truly a jewel in our city, and I am so proud to have represented it both during…

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Premier working at a hectic pace to get us back on the pre-COVID track

By whatsupwinnipeg |

Dorothy Dobbie Sounding refreshed but still a bit exhausted, Premier Heather Stefanson made time when she woke in Brandon, after…

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Winnipeg, it’s time to raise the bar! We can do better.

By whatsupwinnipeg |

Given the dangerous state of our streets which are riddled with potholes this spring, there is no question that we…

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Looking out for seniors in new portfolio

By whatsupwinnipeg |

By Hon. Scott Johnston  As the inaugural Minister of Seniors and Long-term Care, I am honoured to be selected to…

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When you have an emergency!

By whatsupwinnipeg |

9-1-1 has long been a trusted lifeline between you and the emergency services you require. That will never change.  Whether…

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An agenda of hope and optimism in a sea of personal attack and negativity

By whatsupwinnipeg |

Dorothy Dobbie “Filled with a sense of relief, hope and optimism,” is how the Premier describes the first few in-person…

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Canada needs Jean Charest

By whatsupwinnipeg |

A man for all reasons Jean Charest is running for the leadership of the Conservative party. He has been here…

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