Martin Cash

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

Five years after the 2011 flooding at Lake St. Martin First Nation that forced its evacuation and subsequent redevelopment, a new $16-million wastewater treatment plant was built. While there are trai...

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

Train passenger advocates are blowing the whistle on the “abysmal” food service on the Winnipeg to Churchill route. Transport Action Canada, a 250-member registered charity that advocates for better s...

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

After about three years of behind-the-scenes efforts by a group of volunteers, the Tourism Industry Association of Manitoba is being launched this week, with a two-day conference at the RBC Convention centre in Winnipeg.

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

When the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce launched its CODE initiative (Commitment to Opportunity, Diversity and Equity) in October 2021, it was not meant to be something that had a term limit. At the third annual CODE conference Wednesday, Tina Chen, vice-provost, equity at the University of Manitoba (position newly created in September), reminded the 250 people in attendance that, along with other efforts expended in addressing that sort of commitment, patience must be part of the process. Chen, w…

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

As much as Canadians’ wireless, home internet and television services are pretty much indispensable, costs of those services seem to be increasingly expensive. That’s probably at least partly why ever...