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James 1:4

We're very fickle in our faith, aren't we? We are inconsistent, ambivalent.

We sing"My faith looks up to Thee"...until the medicine stops working, until the lights go out, until the bill comes due and we don't have what it takes to pay it. Until our grades slip or our career takes a turn or we lost a mate...

How do we learn consistent faith?

We learn it one day at a time. We learn it through endurance.

Gabriel Vilardi is staying in Winnipeg for six more years following a contract extension announced Friday.

The forward became a restricted free agent on July 1 after posting a career high 27 goals, 34 assists and 61 points in 71 NHL games played. 

In nine playoff games, the Kingston, Ont. native recorded a goal and three assists. 

"THE VILARDI PARTY CONTINUES FOR SIX MORE YEARS," The Jets shared on social media. 

The Winnipeg Police Service says that a missing 27-year-old man has been safely located.

The man was last seen on July 16, 2025, at 11:30 p.m. in the 600 block of Denson Place in Winnipeg.

Police sent out a notice on Friday, July 18, saying he had been safely located.

A new wave of aviation training has landed in Alberta. Prairie Aviation Training Center (PATC) is now using a VR flight simulator to help address Canada’s growing pilot shortage and its global impact on mission aviation.

The Canadian Union of Postal Workers is urging workers to reject Canada Post's latest contract offer.

Union national president Jan Simpson says a strong no vote would not only reject the offer, but also protect the integrity of the bargaining process.

The Canada Industrial Relations Board will hold the vote on the proposed deal starting next week.

Canada Post is at an impasse with the union representing roughly 55,000 postal service workers after more than a year and a half of talks.

Looking for something to do this weekend?

The Wave Church is hosting a garage sale on Saturday. All funds raised go their Women's Everywhere Conference.

Whether you're looking for clothing, footwear, or household items, there is something for everyone. The best part is that nothing is over $25!

The yard sale is happening at 364 Furby Street, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and I'll be live on location from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.!

The 27-year-old female reported missing to The Pas RCMP has been safely located.

Officers believe she left The Pas to come to Winnipeg.

RCMP sent out a request for assistance on Friday morning, and later in the afternoon sent a follow up sharing that she has been located safetly.

The RCMP would like to thank the public and the media for their assistance.

The Joy Smith Foundation is once again shining a light on human trafficking with their family-friendly annual event. 

"Joy in Action is a wonderful, family-friendly event where it's an opportunity to elevate the profile and start conversations about human trafficking," says President and CEO of the Joy Smith Foundation, Janet Campbell. "We gather together where people can run, walk, or bike."

The event is open to everyone and has free registration. The kick off takes place on Aug. 9 at Bird's Hill Park. 

Air quality warnings are in effect across central and northern Manitoba, with Environment Canada warning that wildfire smoke will spread into Winnipeg and much of the south by Saturday.

The alert for much of northern and central Manitoba cautions residents about deteriorating air quality and visibility caused by smoke, conditions expected to persist into the weekend.

"Smoke is causing or expected to cause very poor air quality and reduced visibility in some areas through the weekend," said Environment Canada in a joint statement with Manitoba Health.

Indigeno Travel is not your typical travel agency. Majority Indigenous-owned, and operating from their Portage Ave. office, the company views its part in the travel industry as one of a higher, relationship-building purpose. 

“We’re mission-based,” says Pearl McCallum, Indigeno’s CEO. “We’re not like any travel agency down the street. Our goal is to accomplish Reconciliation through travel.”