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Cauldrons and candy chutes: Online map helps Halloween fans find Winnipeg's spookiest yards
A new frightfully fun Halloween tradition is taking over Winnipeg: checking out some of the front yards that are all decked out for the spooky occasion.
Winnipegger tries to solve mystery of wartime postcards by finding family
A Winnipeg woman has a collection of old postcards sent between members of a family in Belgium. She wants to get them to a descendant, but first needs to find someone to translate the words into English.
'I do need you to come in to stay afloat': Small business owner, advocate highlight value of shopping local
As the owner of Preserve by Flora & Farmer is asking for help to stay afloat, a Manitoba small business advocate says the problem extends far beyond a single shop.
Winnipeg crafter creates reusable menstrual products
Winnipeg business Sew Dandee offers menstrual pads that can be washed and reused.
Company transforms plastic trash into innovative items
ReGen Composites uses plastic that can't otherwise be recycled, turning it into items such as benches, fence posts and building blocks.
'Call him a Latin lover': Fernando the therapy turkey made for flirting, not for eating
Fernando is a sociable, attention-craving therapy turkey at a Manitoba animal rescue and petting farm — and apparently, he's a bit of a flirt.
Winnipeg's cat café comes back
Winnipeg only cat café has reopened in a new location nearly a year after closing its doors.
All night gaming event helps sick kids
Extra Life gathers gamers for a 24 hour marathon with a goal of raising funds for the Children's Hospital Foundation of Manitoba.
Little Free Library grows into community garden for North Kildonan couple
Maria Sanchez and Rory McDonnell started a Little Free Library to connect with neighbours when they moved into their home on Gilmore Avenue. That's now expanded into an entire community garden.
Healing Angels: Winnipeg group helps trauma victims with tattoos to hide scarring
Angels Ink Foundation Manitoba is footing the bill for tattoos to cover the scars of people affected by physical trauma.