Looking forward to enjoying warm evenings on the patio, hot days at the beach, or garden parties this summer? 

The classic question of “What should I wear?” presents the perfect opportunity to elevate your wardrobe as the temperature skyrockets. Embrace these simple suggestions for an instant style upgrade for your summer activities. 

There’s a strange thing that happens to women in midlife that nobody really prepares you for. Somewhere between raising kids, surviving careers, managing relationships, paying bills, caring for everyone else, and quietly carrying the emotional weight of life for decades, something begins to shift. 

You stop caring as much. Not in a sad way. In a freeing way. And honestly? It’s a little disorienting at first. 

At Concordia Aesthetics, clients are discovering a revolutionary approach to body transformation with EMSCULPT NEO: a technology that simultaneously builds muscle and reduces fat in a single 30-minute session. As the first body contouring device to combine synchronized RF (radiofrequency) heating with advanced HIFEM+ (High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic) technology, EMSCULPT NEO is redefining what’s possible in non-surgical body sculpting. 

There are some places that become more than just a venue – they become part of a person’s story. For Winnipeg singer-songwriter Nahla Moon, that place is Park Alleys. Tucked beneath its neon glow and familiar soundtrack of strikes, spares, and friendly conversation, the historic bowling alley has become what she affectionately calls her “living room” – a gathering place that has supported her through life’s highs and lows and connected her to a vibrant creative community. 

Summer has finally arrived, and the long days filled with warm sunshine, backyard barbecues, beach outings, and weekends at the lake are some of the things Manitobans look forward to all winter long. After months of bundling up and spending time indoors, summer offers a refreshing opportunity to get outside, reconnect with family and friends, and enjoy an active lifestyle without it feeling like work.

Every May and June, residents of the Village of Dunnottar watch with anticipation as poplar piers are painstakingly constructed at select sites along a small stretch of the southwest shoreline of Lake Winnipeg. For generations, the beloved tradition of pier building in the village heralds the beginning of summer, and, when they’re dismantled in late September, mark its end. But during those short four months the piers host unique, time-honoured traditions: family celebrations, access to prime swimming spots, watching the sun rise, photography, stargazing and more. The piers are the perfect vantage point to simply sit and bear witness to the vast beauty and moody nature of Canada’s sixth largest freshwater lake.