Meet the people who call the Canadian Prairies home.
The horror genre has treated Hannah Anderson well. The Winnipeg born and raised actress — who has starred in the terrifying films Jigsaw, What Keeps You Alive, The Curse Of Audrey Earnshaw, and Dark Nature, as well as the horror series The Purge — admits to Flatlander, “Horror has been so good to me.” But […]
Jess Salgueiro landed her part in Frasier after auditioning for it in Toronto. “Then I got a call asking me to go to Los Angeles to do a chemistry read with Kelsey Grammar.”
After working as a mechanic in Winnipeg for a few years, LaBelle realized he needed to scratch the acting itch.
Bird believes the future of journalism is in smaller media outlets, telling personal Indigenous stories, with technology allowing these stories to come from sources other than big corporations.
Maureena Schreiner has always said as long as she has a costume that fits and a horse to ride she will be in the Nipawin Parade.
A Winnipeg student's artwork has since been transformed into a design emblazoned on T-shirts, owing to support from his principal.
Jesse Campbell secured the top spot after facing off against 13 other auctioneers from Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
Cameron Adams was one of thousands who applied for the scholarship, which will pay his tuition and fees for his master’s degree.
Colin Bialkoski worked with Ducks Unlimited Canada to protect nearly 50 acres of land dotted with marshes and trees on his farm.
