Lifestyle
Obstacles That Shape Us: How vulnerability helped heal Winnipeg boxer
By Shannon Cuciz Host, Global News Morning
Obstacles that Shape Us is a series of inspiring stories shared by Canadians who have overcome adversity. Here’s how abuse survivor Roland Vandal is back in the boxing ring helping others fight their way to a better future. Continue reading
Instances of liver disease rising dramatically – and it’s not because of excessive drinking
The Canadian Liver Foundation encourages residents to stroll throughout Manitoba communities to raise funds and awareness for liver disease. Continue reading
Canadian food bloggers to stop in Winnipeg, share ideas and inspiration
A food blogger conference on Sept. 15 at the Kitchen Sync will give Manitobans a chance to learn more about the industry. Continue reading
BLOG: Living In Colour explores how race, ethnicity impacts the daily experience of PoCs
‘Living In Colour’ is a Global News YouTube exclusive series that looks at what it’s like to deal with the everyday experience of being a person of colour (PoC). Continue reading
A U.S. woman was impaled by a beach umbrella — and it’s not that uncommon
The Pennsylvania resident was stabbed by a beach umbrella that was caught in a gust of wind. Continue reading
‘Take it in stride’: Montreal centenarian shares secrets to a long life
For Evelyn Borsuk, the secret to a long life has less to do with lifestyle habits and more to do with attitude. Continue reading
‘You have to make it comfortable’: travel writer’s road trip tips
By Adriana Zhang Weather Anchor/Reporter
A Winnipeg travel writer says summer road trips are a tradition for many families, and there are ways to make them a fun bonding experience for everyone. Continue reading
Commemorative quilt covers Winnipeg runners’ 40 Manitoba Marathons
By Adriana Zhang Weather Anchor/Reporter
Winnipeg marathoner celebrated his 40th Manitoba Marathon by commissioning a quilt made from his collection of participant t-shirts. Continue reading
From miles to manpower, the numbers behind the annual Manitoba Marathon
By Adriana Zhang Weather Anchor/Reporter
As runners go through their final paces, organizers say more than 1,000 volunteers and an entire year of work goes into the Manitoba Marathon every year. Continue reading
More off-leash dog parks needed in select Edmonton neighbourhoods: researchers
By Albert Delitala Digital Journalist
Dog owners living in neighbourhoods outside of Edmonton’s core could benefit from more off-leash spaces for dogs, according to the findings of a pair of student researchers at the University of Alberta. Continue reading
