The Wrap: Child slain, Portage and Main, Nelson watershed, Indigenous learning, smash burgers
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Chris Kitching:

Toddler’s death investigated as homicide after remains identified

‘I want the people who did this to her to get locked up,’ former caregiver says Read More

Tyler Searle:

Infant’s slaying sparks tragic memories for foster mom

Kim Edwards still remembers the moment, nearly two decades ago, when Phoenix Sinclair was taken from her care and placed with her biological mother. A few months later, in June 2005, the five-year-old was dead. “It was hell,” the former foster mom said Friday. “I wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy… It consumes you.” Read More

Joyanne Pursaga:

Cost of reopening Portage and Main expected to jump by $8 million

The reopening of Winnipeg's Portage and Main intersection to pedestrians is projected to cost the city $21.3 million— $8 million over budget — due to logistical challenges and an aggressive schedule for winter construction. Read More

Julia-Simone Rutgers:

The beautiful and the dammed

After the decline of their once picturesque and thriving territory on the Nelson River in the wake of hydroelectric development, northern Manitoba First Nations come together to protect and reconnect with the land Read More

Maggie Macintosh:

Learning on the land

Public school educators take students outside, incorporate Indigenous culture, traditions in overall curriculum Read More

David Sanderson:

Smash hit

West K eatery’s novel take on burgers makes a big impact Read More

Eva Wasney and AV Kitching:

Making it work

Passion, inspiration and talent only the beginning for local crafters preparing for market Read More