No need to run away from home to join this circus. With over 20 interactive stations, “Circus: Science Under the Big Top” will take you on a hands-on journey of the science of the big top. Continue reading ‘CIRCUS!’
In May 1951 the first members of the Manitoba Hydro-Electric Board were appointed. Their mandate was “to provide for the continuance of a supply of power adequate for the needs of the province, and to promote economy and efficiency in the generation, distribution, and supply of power.” Continue reading ‘Hydro: Powering the Province’
It’s easy to see why many consider Altona the best place to live in Manitoba. Surrounded by lush farmland and the sweet smell of country air, this beautiful oasis on the prairies offers a quality of life that is altogether hard to beat.
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William Kurelek: The Messenger, is an online exhibition designed in conjunction with the first retrospective exhibition of the art of William Kurelek (1927–1977) in over 25 years, and the largest to date. The exhibition is scheduled at the Winnipeg Art Gallery in fall 2011, the Art Gallery of Hamilton in winter 2012, and the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria in summer 2012. The exhibition was developed by these three partnering institutions. Continue reading ‘William Kurelek: The Messenger’
More than anyone else in their lives, parents have the greatest influence on their children. When you talk about the electoral process with your kids and bring them with you when you vote, you’re teaching them that voting is important.
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Theatre Projects Manitoba: has been playing on the plains since 1990. Committed to the cultivation of Manitoba plays and artists, in the past 21 years, TPM have staged more than 50 new Manitoba works. They have developed the voices of our region, choosing stories that have a connection to our community, our history and culture and grow these new creations with passionate support. This year, TPM will kick off the season with a NEW adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters. Continue reading ‘ANTON CHEKHOV’s THREE SISTERS ON THE PLAINS’
The purpose of one of Canada’s oldest literary awards is to encourage the study and interpretation of the history of Manitoba. In its celebration of one of Winnipeg’s most colourful and distinctive areas, Russ Gourluck’s The Mosaic Village, An Illustrated History of Winnipeg’s North End certainly accomplished this. Congratulations Russ on receiving one of the 2010 Margaret McWilliams Awards!
On Saturday, June 4 at 10AM sharp, construction ground to a halt at the Children’s Museum at The Forks as dozens gathered to watch a rather unusual scene. Bagpiper Jimm Simon, surrounded by a cast a colourful characters including The Mayor, The Artist, Field Trip Kid, and The Conductor, lead a procession featuring two very special guests to the front of the line at today’s Grand Opening event. Continue reading ‘MMMMM New Museum!’
The CCRE serves refugees by promoting, encouraging, and coordinating refugee’s employment by building on their talents and fuelling their ambitions. On April 28, 2011 the world/ethnic music collective EXILE.Z, with the support of the CCRE, will say “Thank You Canada (and especially Manitoba),” for the opportunity of a lifetime. The paradox of this world is that from the harshest of places can come the sincerest love, hope and appreciation. Continue reading ‘Refugees Find A Place of Self-Worth Through CCRE’
The Manitoba Writers’ Guild, with the assistance of the Association of Manitoba Book Publishers, presented the annual Manitoba Book Awards with a gala event this past Sunday April 17th at the Centre culturel franco-manitobain. A Dog’s Breakfast was awarded the Manuela Dias Book Design of the Year Award. Continue reading ‘DESIGN AWARD PROVES THIS BOOK IS NO DOG’S BREAKFAST’