Author Archives: Communications Director

When Nature’s Factory Closes for the Season: The Science of Fall Colours

by | September 17, 2026

No one wants to hear this, but fall is coming. Here in Canada, this means a cold winter is around the corner, and that’s not a happy thought for most of us! But seasonal changes are inevitable as long as the earth is spinning, so we might as well enjoy them, right? There are reasons… Read More: When Nature’s Factory Closes for the Season: The Science of… »

Get Ready for the 2026–2027 Curling Season!

by | August 9, 2026

With Labour Day just around the corner, now is the perfect time to start planning your curling season. The Pembina Men’s 55-Plus Curling League invites you to attend its in-person registration event on Wednesday, September 9, 2026, from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. at the Pembina Curling Club, 1341 Pembina Highway. The league plays a 40-game… Read More: Get Ready for the 2026–2027 Curling Season! »

The summer issue of The Ridge is now available!

The latest issue of The Ridge is now available online: https://heyzine.com/flip-book/ee904ac356.html This edition features updates on the opening of the new Whyte Ridge free community library, upcoming summer programs and camps, community events, volunteer opportunities, and stories from around the neighbourhood. Take a look and stay connected with what’s happening in Whyte Ridge. The Ridge… Read More: The summer issue of The Ridge is now available! »

Beyond the Front Door: Making Whyte Ridge “Home”

There is a certain feeling when you walk through your own front door. You don’t feel like a guest — you feel responsible for the place. If you notice a crooked picture frame, you straighten it. If there is some garbage on the floor, you don’t wait for somebody else to deal with it —… Read More: Beyond the Front Door: Making Whyte Ridge “Home” »

A Guide to Banff: Lakes, Wildlife, and Easy Mountain Travel

If you’ve never seen mountains, Banff National Park is where you have to start. It’s surprisingly accessible from Winnipeg, with a short flight to Calgary, and just over an hour’s drive from there. You start feeling the grandeur before you even cross the park’s boundaries. As you approach, the growing snowy peaks start painting an… Read More: A Guide to Banff: Lakes, Wildlife, and Easy Mountain Travel »

A New Chapter for Whyte Ridge: Our Community Library Is Open

There are some projects that feel practical – and then there are those that feel meaningful the moment you walk into the room. Saturday’s opening of the Whyte Ridge Free Community Library was firmly the latter. And it could not have happened without the vision of one resident and the generosity of a local business… Read More: A New Chapter for Whyte Ridge: Our Community Library Is… »

Following Nature’s Pattern: Inside The Leaf

by | April 12, 2026

What do Fibonacci and horticulture have in common? It sounds like the start of a bad trivia question. Or a good dinner conversation, depending on the crowd. Either way, the answer reveals itself the moment you see The Leaf rising out of Assiniboine Park in Winnipeg. The building doesn’t shout. It unfurls. Like a petal.… Read More: Following Nature’s Pattern: Inside The Leaf »

Cooking with Wine: Simple Ways to Elevate Everyday Dishes

by | February 9, 2026

Cooking with wine is a wonderful way to add acidity, as well as depth and complexity of flavour, to your dishes. You can add wine to many everyday recipes to take them to the next level—it’s not reserved only for dishes where wine is an integral component. There’s a general rule when it comes to… Read More: Cooking with Wine: Simple Ways to Elevate Everyday Dishes »