Hal Anderson

Hal Anderson reflects on owning a landmark building in Winnipeg with a mural celebrating his radio career, revealing its history as the legendary 1960s Twilight Zone Club, a key hub

Now that the rain has eased, outdoor dining in Winnipeg is appealing, especially at The Terrace at 529 Wellington, known for its unique setting and live entertainment on summer nights,

Winnipeg's recent 10-day police drug crackdown concluded with no official update, while advocates like Kent Dueck urge assessment and continued action focused on compassion, treatment, and community safety, noting the

Haskap berries, known as purple fingers for their staining effect, offer a unique taste blending raspberry and blueberry. Rich in vitamin C and antioxidants, their greatest benefit is garden therapy.

Winnipeg's crime remains a top concern ahead of the civic election, despite some improvement. The author advocates for increased support and funding for community patrol groups to complement police efforts

Winnipeg bus drivers face serious safety risks including assaults and syringe attacks, yet protective shields meant to safeguard them haven’t been installed despite funds and designs being ready, causing frustration

Frank N' Steins offers a gourmet twist on hot dogs, pairing inventive toppings like pulled pork or grilled carrots with specific drinks from Patent 5 Distillery, enhancing the traditional hot

Winnipeg designer Kevin Takatch’s BeLove clothing line combines retro style with local culture, using community members, including the homeless, as models to promote dignity and kindness beyond fashion.

BGC Winnipeg's 100 Mile Dinner returns September 27 at RBC Convention Centre featuring local ingredients and top chefs competing to create exceptional dishes, with proceeds supporting youth programs including leadership

Winnipeg Police Chief Gene Bowers is withdrawing officers from paid retail security roles to prioritize patrol duties amid staffing challenges, but this move risks reducing the effective deterrence uniformed police