By MYRON LOVE
Jordan Zwingerman wants to help you realize your (perhaps) secret ambition and make your dreams come true.
By FREDA GLOW
A recent article in the paper caught my eye. It was about a Winnipeg woman who was scolded by Child and Family Services for allowing her two children aged seven and three years old, to go shopping at the bake shop around the corner.
By MEACHELLE BELLAN
Here we are again, before Chanukah and latkes and the holiday festivities that are starting on December 2nd.
By MYRON LOVE
Most of us like to eat. It is no wonder, therefore, that cookbooks always sell well - and potential themes are limitless.
Recently added to the genre are new cookbooks for former Winnipegger Lisa Belkin and Wendy Erlanger (who is the daughter of Earl Barish).
By SCOTT TAYLOR
If you, as a Manitoba taxpayer, wanted to say, hold a birthday party at Investors Group Field, I think you should have that right. In fact, I’m no longer even certain that you should be charged for using the venue.
I mean, you own it now. We all own it now.
By REBECA KUROPATWA
When Regina Teplitsky came to Winnipeg from Israel almost nine years ago, she got involved with the Jewish community to make an impact. She dabbled in many career paths, including prominent roles with Camp Massad, the Jewish Federation of Winnipeg, and other non-profit organizations. In each endeavour, Teplitsky was highly successful. But... something was missing.
