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WINNIPEG — Members of Canada’s national Paralympic ice hockey team helped officially open the first fully-accessible outdoor rink in the province on Tuesday.
The Jumpstart Community Rink at Dakota Community Centre was funded by Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities, all three levels of government and private donors.
WINNIPEG — A sure sign of the holiday season is seeing the Angel Squad on your morning commute in front of the Misericordia Health Centre on Sherbrook Street.
Beginning Monday morning, the Angel Squad is back, donning their full-length angel gowns and ready to collect commuter donations for the Misericordia Health Centre Foundation.
WINNIPEG — It’s like a condensed version of Santa’s workshop, but don’t let the size of this year’s warehouse fool you, the Christmas Cheer Board is busier than ever.
After moving from its home of 13 years on Milt Stegall Drive this season, the Cheer Board has set up shop in a former Staples store a few blocks away on St. James Street.
An annual program that pairs lonely Winnipeg seniors with Christmas gifts is underway for another holiday season.
Be a Santa to a Senior launched on Wednesday and takes the wishes of seniors and places them on Christmas tree displays from November 14 to December 5.
‘Tis the season to donate to the Winnipeg Jets Toy Drive.
Beginning December 7, Jets fans can donate new unwrapped toys at the home game versus the St. Louis Blues at Bell MTS Place (outside section 101). The Jets Toy Drive game will be on Sunday, December 9 against Philadelphia, where fans will have another opportunity to provide new unwrapped gifts and cash donations.
The Canadian Pacific Holiday Train will soon roll its way into Manitoba to celebrate 20 years of collecting food and raising funds for food banks across North America.
The train will stop in Winnipeg on Monday, December 3 at 9 p.m. at the grade railway crossing at Panet Road and Molson Street. The event runs from 9:15 to 9:45 p.m. and the stage will open to both sides.
The Manitoba Moose have launched their fourth annual Share the Warmth winter clothing drive in support of Siloam Mission.
Fans attending Moose games now through Sunday, November 18 are encouraged to bring new or gently used adult winter clothing items including coats, gloves, mitts, toques and scarves to Bell MTS Place.
Heading to tonight’s Winnipeg Blue Bombers game? Pack a toy for the kids.
The Salvation Army’s annual Toy Mountain campaign kicks off early this year with support from the Winnipeg police, Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service, Retired Firefighters Association, and the Blue Bombers.
