Tim Allen forgives father's killer after 60 years, inspired by Erika Kirk Home Improvement star and the voice of Buzz Lightyear, Tim Allen, recently professed how he was able to forgive his dad's killer after 60 years. Allen has faced many trials and challenges in his personal and professional life, including losing his dad when he was just 11 years old. Allen has previously shared how hard it has been to forgive his father's killer, up until recently. Read More New animated series 'The Chosen Adventures' drops trailer before global launch The Chosen Adventures has released its official trailer ahead of the upcoming premiere. The new series, produced by 5&2 Studios, will feature 14 11-minute episodes following a nine-year-old named Abby and her best friend Joshua as they navigate life in the ancient city of Capernaum. Read More Adoption through Truth and Reconciliation, a bond that grows from the land With Truth and Reconciliation Day on September 30, many are reflecting on Canada's troubled past and asking questions about how to make a better Canada for all today and tomorrow. For Swan Lake First Nation (SLFN) Ojibwe elder, spiritual leader and environmental expert David Scott and his adopted son Finn Rachul, a Mennonite from Morden, they are walking a new path. Read More Sacred Fire lit at Winnipeg Police Headquarters for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation September 30 is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and the Winnipeg Police Service is pleased to honour Residental School Survivors, their families, and impacted communities. A Sacred Fire was lit outside the Police Headquarters at sunrise by members of the WPS who are Fire Keepers and Elder Mike Calder. Fire Keepers will maintain the fire for 24 hours until sunrise on September 30, when it will be left to extinguish itself in keeping with tradition. Read More Winnipeg Indigenous artist’s design chosen for National Orange Shirt Day Campaign Art and creativity have always been a passion for Brooklyn Rudolph. Today, it’s also a way to honour and share the stories of residential school survivors. Rudolph,27, who attended school in Winnipeg's North End, was first introduced to Indigenous art when she was 17. Read More Portage churches hold community worship event Six Portage la Prairie churches came together Sunday evening at the Glesby Centre for a community worship night, aimed at promoting unity among congregations in the central Manitoba city. Organized by Bhryden Doherty and the Portage la Prairie Worship Collective, the event featured approximately 90 minutes of music, prayer, and fellowship. Read More A Day to Listen returns to radio with voices from across Indigenous communities In recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, CHVN 95.1 FM will join media outlets across Canada on Tuesday, September 30, for A Day to Listen 2025. The national radio initiative, led by the Gord Downie & Chanie Wenjack Fund (DWF), brings together more than 540 stations from coast to coast to coast, to broadcast Indigenous voices, stories, and conversations—amplifying perspectives that are vital to the reconciliation journey. Read More Franklin Graham event draws 14,000 at Festival of Hope in Belgium Evangelist Franklin Graham is continuing on his father's legacy of sharing the gospel after 14,000 people recently attended the Festival of Hope in Brussels, Belgium. Graham, the son of Billy Graham, is the President and CEO of both the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) and the international Christian humanitarian organization Samaritan's Purse. Read More UM students rally for people living with cystic fibrosis in annual Shinerama campaign University of Manitoba students will hit the streets on Thursday to raise funds and awareness for people living with cystic fibrosis. It's all part of Shinerama, an annual event that involves 20,000 student volunteers from 36 Canadian post-secondary institutions. Read More Contestant’s faith-filled performance turns all four chairs on 'The Voice' Faith took centre stage once again on the hit national singing show, The Voice. On Tuesday, Kirbi, 24, one of the contestants on the popular show, had all four judges turn their chairs when she sang her own version of for KING & COUNTRY's "God Only Knows." Read More Carried for a moment, loved for a lifetime: remembrance ceremony for grieving parents October 15th is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day in Manitoba, and the Morden Alliance Church, in partnership with the Pembina Valley Pregnancy Care Centre, is marking the day with a special remembrance event. Linda Marek, Executive Director of the Care Centre, explained that, “The Care Center, in partnership with some parents, have decided to host an evening to honour little ones who have been here and loved but are no longer with us.” Read More Winnipeggers invited to support sick kids at fall book market Winnipeggers looking to help out a good cause and find new material to read during the cooler months are encouraged to stop by St. Vital Centre later this month. The Children's Hospital Book Market will be set up in the busy mall on Saturday, Oct. 18, with all proceeds going towards helping sick and injured kids at the HSC Children's Hospital. Read More Two chairs, a table, and a listening ear: One Canadian’s mission to bring hope A retired Canadian man is using the power of listening to remind others that they are not alone. "The journey is called 'You Are Not Alone - I Will Listen,'" says Paul Jenkinson. "That's what I'm doing in Manitoba, which is the sixth province I've been in since this journey. I put out two chairs and a table and a sign that says 'You are not alone - I will listen.'" Read More Winnipeg Blue Bombers trade footballs for hammers to help build home with Habitat for Humanity The Winnipeg Blue Bombers handed in their footballs and shoulder pads for hammers and power tools this week. It was all part of a partnership and initiative with Habitat for Humanity Manitoba known as the Bombers House Build. Read More Against all odds: Soul on Fire brings John O’Leary’s miraculous story to life Given no chance of survival after being burned on 100 per cent of his body, John O'Leary's miracle story is hitting the big screen in Soul on Fire. "When people hear it, they'll think it's about me getting burned, and my recovery and what I became in my life," says John O'Leary, the man the book On Fire, and now movie, Soul on Fire, is based on. "It's not about John O'Leary, or the incredible actor who portrays him, Joel Courtney. It's about all of the individuals who show up in his life, who reveal the hands and feet, the voice, and the healing power of Christ." Read More After year-long break, for KING & COUNTRY drops bold new single 'World on Fire' After a 12-month hiatus, popular Christian sibling duo for KING & COUNTRY has officially released their first new single. "World on Fire," featuring Taylor Hill, is now available for streaming on all platforms. Read More Cancer survivor raises over $40,000, meets hero who first swam across Lake Winnipeg Two-time cancer survivor Jon Fenton recently handed big cheques of over $40,000 total to Cancer Care Manitoba and Alberta after attempting to swim across Lake Winnipeg this summer. "I tried to swim across Lake Winnipeg from Grand Beach to Gimli," says Fenton. "I didn't quite make it. I came up short, but I didn't leave anything out there." Read More