Jeff McWhinney has a connection to the Grey Cup that goes deeper than love for the game. He's keeper of the Grey Cup, in charge of caring for the CFL's silver trophy a fitting job for the son of 1954 Grey Cup player Glenn (Keeper) McWhinney.

When an injured bobcat arrived at Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation three years ago, Tiffany Lui didn't know what to expect. Wildlife Haven has been rehabilitating animals and educating the public since 1984. Lui started at Wildlife Haven over four years ago and is the centre's only full-time employee.

Freedom Concepts works with therapists and medical professionals to properly design bikes to accommodate the needs of individuals across North America with disabilities such as cerebral palsy, spina bifida, muscular dystrophy, Angelman syndrome, Rett syndrome and visual impairment.

Winnipeg sisters Michele and Angie Zubrin quit their 9-5 jobs to follow their passion and opened the Painters Caf, the only business in Winnipeg that includes classes, a studio, custom signs and furniture under one roof.

We've all been told to not throw sharp objects, but what if there was an exception? Axe throwing is the newest social sport, complete with axes, targets and coaches.

The moniker "Rock 'n' Roll Fisherman" is one Todd Longley embraces. He's come a long way to earn the nickname, from a troubled inner-city youth to one of Manitoba's premiere professional anglers.