2017 in review: June

A Winnipeg teen released their debut album and then won a gold medal on the world stage shortly after. And the men's dorm at Prov was destroyed by fire.

Local teenager releasing album two years after liver transplant

Two years after receiving a new liver, Allexis Siebrecht is releasing her first music album. And she is only 13 years old.

Winnipeg teen wins gold at world games

Just a few weeks after stopping by with her debut album, Allexis Siebrecht was in Spain at the World Transplant Games.

Kids love to garden at WMEMS

You wouldn't think gardening would be at the top of the list for ways to spend your lunch hour, but for these kids, it really is!

Seniors supporting seniors through prayer

Linden Christian School and Grant Memorial Church partner annually to provide prayerful support for graduating students.

Calvin Christian School valedictorians reflect on high school

With graduation behind them, the valedictorians at Calvin Christian School reflect on their time in school.

Governments invest in low-income home-building initiative

Habitat for Humanity is getting money from the Manitoba and federal governments to build several new homes.

The St. B free to operate according to faith

The Manitoba government says it will not force faith-based hospitals to provide medical assistance in dying, but they will be required to refer patients seeking the service to another hospital.

Giant mural at Vineyard Church wins award

The giant mural on the south wall of Vineyard Church in central Winnipeg won 'Mural of the Year' for 2016 and today, they were honoured.

Prov dorm on fire

A dorm at Providence University College caught fire on the first day of June. Fire departments from surrounding communities responded to the call to Bergen Hall.

Bergen Hall "a complete loss"

St. Pierre Fire Chief Martin Morrissette says when they arrived the building was engulfed in flames and thick black smoke was pouring out of the east side of the building.