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Philanthropy

Clockwise from left: Mary Lawson, Michelle Norris, Lori Hurtig and Val Whettell.

MARY LAWSON had been out of the job market for 13 years when she decided to get back into the workforce. PRINT | 31/10/2009 1:00 AM | 0

Philanthropy briefs

Sick adults helped on airwaves PRINT | 31/10/2009 1:00 AM | 0
Magic of reading

AS a child, Christine Melnick loved to crack open a good book.

Long before Melnick was elected as an MLA and became provincial minister of water stewardship -- even before she was a teenager -- books were her passports to other places. PRINT | 31/01/2009 1:00 AM | 0
Disaster relief

ANNE Manitowich was standing in her home when she felt the side of her face begin to tingle. ONLINE | 27/12/2008 1:56 PM | 0
In Brief

Lend a hand, light a bulb
ONLINE | 27/12/2008 1:59 PM | 0
Perogy power

IT’S amazing how much power the humble perogy can have.

The food mainstay on many Manitoba tables — simply dough with usually a potato filling — can even bring clean water to African schools that have never had it. PRINT | 29/11/2008 12:00 AM | 0