Sabrina Carnevale

When Betty Sanguin decided to end her life with medical assistance, one of her final requests was for it to take place at her church. Her family helped fulfil her wish. Surrounded by loved ones, inclu...

When Susie Freedman Tapper was planning her daughter’s 16th birthday last winter, she never would have guessed it would lead to a new business venture.Since an indoor party for her daughter, Maddy, wasn’t an option, owing to pandemic-related restrictions, Freedman Tapper had to get creative.

For Dan Gordon, keeping his neighbourhood clean is all part of a day’s work. Unpaid work, that is. The longtime Osborne Village resident equips himself daily with a trash picker, broom and dustp...

A young heart surgery patient is giving back to the community that helped save her life.

A new national report from the Menopause Foundation of Canada (MFC) found that nearly 50 per cent of women feel unprepared for menopause. In fact, many women are experiencing it without the basic knowledge of symptoms that can negatively impact their day-to-day living.

Stacey Bazak woke up one morning three years ago and decided to take control of her health — and ultimately her life. It was December 2020 and her 40th birthday was fast approaching. “I was really sca...

Canada’s health-care systems have adapted and evolved at an unprecedented rate since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic nearly four years ago. A recent research report from Deloitte Access Economics r...

In a music scene traditionally dominated by men, a local workshop is empowering underrepresented genders to redefine the traditional DJ scene. Mariana Cañadas — known as M.C. LUV — has always been drawn to music. From playing instruments by ear in her youth to singing alongside musicians, her journey eventually led her to DJing, a passion close to her heart. “When I would go to DJ parties growing up, I always had fun picking out the songs.

In a world where work often takes precedence over well-being, one Winnipeg business owner is overhauling the landscape by investing in the health and happiness of his employees. Justin Thor’s passion...

A Winnipeg Jets sniper and a winner of a Canadian reality show are teaming up to fight Parkinson’s disease. Left-winger Kyle Connor and U-Turn Parkinson’s founder Tim Hague have joined forces for the inaugural Team 81 Ride for Parkinson’s, which kicked off Saturday and wraps up Wednesday. Hague, who won the first season of the reality TV show The Amazing Race Canada with his son, Tim Jr., is the founder and director of U-Turn Parkinson’s, a wellness centre in Winnipeg dedicated to helping people living with Parkinson’s through exercise and wellness programs. NIC ADAM / FREE PRESS The Team 81 […]