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 […]
A Flatlander survey reveals long wait times, staff shortages and persistent gaps in access to care across Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
After a yearlong rescue effort, dozens of domestic rabbits in Selkirk have been trapped, treated and rehomed, as volunteers and city officials warn the costly crisis was entirely preventable.
This year marks the 90th anniversary of the flagship road safety program in Manitoba. The first volunteer patrollers in the province were assigned posts in the Winnipeg School Division in 1936.
Neil Friesen, a 76-year-old local of Wawanesa, has a seven-foot-tall tree in his living room this year, decorated with ornaments. The returning Christmas tradition comes as Friesen looks at the world with new eyes.
After last week’s defence of sunny Prairie winters, a fast-moving Alberta clipper arrives to remind Saskatchewan and Manitoba who’s really in charge—bringing sudden cold, sharp winds, and one of winter’s strangest nicknames. Depending on where it crosses the border, the same storm takes on far more dramatic names.
