Skip to content
Standard Reader
Log in
Tag

Winnipeg

Articles and publications tagged Winnipeg across the Atmosphere.

12articles2publications
The Narwhal
The NarwhalNov 6, 2026
The military uses a Manitoba park for survival training. Some are worried about the wildfire risk
Residents worry fires started by military training activities could ‘so easily get out of control’ in Nopiming Provincial Park, much of which was burned in a wildfire last year
ManitobaParks
The Narwhal
The NarwhalOct 29, 2026
‘Gotta roll with the punches’: farmers reflect on a summer of severe weather
Extreme rainfall hammered farmers across the Prairies this year. Here’s how some Manitoba farmers are thinking about the future
climate changefarming
The Narwhal
The NarwhalOct 27, 2026
Winnipeg is an underdog no more, according to The Narwhal’s new Manitoba reporter
Find out what to do in Winnipeg from our new Manitoba report, Eva Wasney. And find out what (maybe) not to eat
Manitobamedia
The Narwhal
The NarwhalOct 26, 2026
‘A ton of Indigenous concern’ over Port of Churchill expansion plans
Governments dream of year-round shipping and a new offshore LNG terminal in Hudson Bay. First Nations are mulling what it would all mean
2
Indigenous RightsLNG
The Narwhal
The NarwhalOct 8, 2026
A polar bear cub lost his mom. He’ll spend the rest of his life in a zoo
Some say moving orphan bears to zoos can help raise awareness of broader issues. Others say we could do better
Manitobawildlife
The Narwhal
The NarwhalOct 6, 2026
Amazon says it will kick in funds to fix the Winnipeg prairie its contractor damaged
After a contractor with the multitrillion-dollar online retailer drove heavy equipment through a tallgrass prairie, neighbours and experts say work is needed to restore crushed plants and turned-up soil
Manitobaprotected areas
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 24, 2026
Orphan wells are an issue across Western Canada. But one province has far fewer than the others — why?
Manitoba has far fewer orphan wells than other western provinces: 31 compared to more than 7,000 in Alberta
Manitobaoil and gas
Canadian Football History
Canadian Football HistorySep 18, 2026
The CFL Game on a Frozen Shrunken Field
Today I want to talk about fields. Canadian football fields, that is. There is still a lot of chatter about the CFL’s decision to adjust its field size in 2027, adopting a 100-yard-long field with 15-yard end zones. Previously, I have written about early Canadian football being played on 100-yard fields in the past. And...
1990s in Canadian FootballCFL
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 11, 2026
Manitoba inches closer to a record year for tornadoes
It’s still unknown how climate change will impact tornadoes across Canada, but this year has seen more than the average. Here’s what you need to know
climate changeManitoba
Canadian Football History
Canadian Football HistoryAug 21, 2026
Matt Dunigan Passes for a Record 713 Yards
On July 14, 1994, fans attending the CFL game at Winnipeg Stadium were in for quite the night. In a rematch of the previous year’s Grey Cup, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers hosted the Edmonton Eskimos. Edmonton had beaten Winnipeg in that game and were the defending Grey Cup champions. No doubt the Winnipeg faithful were...
1990s in Canadian FootballCFL
Canadian Football History
Canadian Football HistoryJun 17, 2026
Manitoba’s Unbalanced Schedule and Weighted Points System in 1906
Today, we’re going to go west and examine a rather peculiar set up for the 1906 season of the Manitoba Rugby Football Union. The MRFU was founded in 1892 and included a number of teams over the years. In 1906, four teams competed in the league’s senior competition: the Winnipeg Rugby Football Club (known as...
1900s in Canadian FootballCFL
Canadian Football History
Canadian Football HistoryJan 21, 2026
Winnipeg Leads Opposition to CFL American Expansion
When the Canadian Football League rolled out American expansion in the early 1990s, support for the idea was far from unanimous. Yes, proponents argued that U.S. expansion was the way forward to grow the league and to help stabilize the struggling Canadian teams. But detractors countered that the CFL simply stood too much to lose...
1990s in Canadian FootballWinnipeg Blue Bombers

You've reached the end.