By David Klassen If your New Year's resolution is to get active, FortWhyte Alive will help you with that goal today with plenty of activities for the entire family. A 100-kilometre trek will challenge your endurance with snowshoeing, skiing and walking along the...
Inner-city youth in Winnipeg will greatly benefit from a $30,000 investment for urban agricultural training announced Tuesday at FortWhyte Farms. The City of Winnipeg's investment will help at-risk youth programming at the facility, located just steps from FortWhyte...
By David Klassen Grab your paddles and get set to hit the waters of FortWhyte Alive this weekend. Sunday, June 27 is National Canoe Day and Paddle Manitoba is celebrating by holding Paddlefest 2010. Kayak and canoe demonstrations will be offered, along with clinics,...
By Tyler Sutherland Scientists will share their preliminary findings from the largest Arctic climate change study ever conducted in Canada at a news conference in Winnipeg this afternoon. Professor David Barber of the University of Manitoba and lead investigator of...
After Friday's snowfall, these Canada Geese probably won't be hanging around our province much longer. Over the weekend, a gaggle of them were chillin' at FortWhyte Alive. Florida awaits their arrival. Watch: ChrisD.ca video
The weather on the weekend was absolutely phenomenal and needed to be spent outdoors as much as possible. Nothing signifies being outdoors than heading to beautiful FortWhyte Alive. View the photo gallery below. ChrisD.ca photos
By Sarah Klein If you've ever wanted to learn more about Canada Geese, FortWhyte Alive will be holding a presentation this afternoon from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. You can have your questions answered, followed by a guided walking tour to goose nesting sites. Free with regular...
