Hector Argueta (he/him)

Rossbrook House is hiring! Urban Green Team, Temporary, Seasonal for ages 16 -24. Drop off or mail your resume & cover letter- attention: Green Team: 658 Ross Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3A 0M1 or email to: mailto:hr@rossbrookhouse.ca before June 5 at 4:00pm. #jobs #winnipeg

Basketball Manitoba announces the return of Nothin' But Nets for 2026, with up to 100 free nets and a limited number of new rims available for public courts. Learn how to request and view the map of eligible outdoor courts, plus details on pickup, instal… basketballmanitoba.ca/2026/04/nothin…

@bgcwinnipeg ・・・ Important Tournament Update! Please note that our Sunday Girls Division has changed: Previously: 13-14 Girls Now: 11-12 Girls New Registration deadline is April 15, 2026 Additional Update: Registration for the Boys Divisions is now closed - All slo…

Winnipegger trying to get more underrepresented youth on the ice welcomes inclusion-in-sport bill | @brycehoye cbc.ca/news/canada/ma… #mbpoli

Petra Amossen of Team Kalaallit Nunaat broke the women's world record in two-foot high kick with a height of 203.2cm (6'8") at the 2026 Arctic Winter Games in Whitehorse. Traditionally, the two-foot high kick was used by hunters to signal success as returned from out on the ice. #cbcsports #CBCIndigenous #AWG2026 #Whitehorse2026 #ArcticWinterGames

Glenwood Community Centre arena gets a $375,000 lift winnipegsun.com/news/winnipeg/… via @winnipegsun

This was a great project funded by @CdnHeritage . Making more inclusive sport environments.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS, WPG 🏒 Come hang out on Saturday, March 21st at Next Door Restaurant from 6-8pm as we celebrate the PWHL's Takeover Tour! There will be drinks, snacks, prizes, great company, and even greater panel discussions with some of your favourite women in the sport.

The Centennial Community barbecue is Saturday, Sept 20 from 11:30am to 3:30pm at Freight House Field, 200 Isabel Street. Hosted by the City of Winnipeg, @Rossbrook , IRCOM & the Boys & Girls Club. There will be food, games & prizes. All are welcome. #bbq #community

It’s #NationalCoachesWeek! 🕐 THANK YOU to the incredible coaches who guide, inspire, and support us. This week, tag your coach and say #ThanksCoach for all they do — on and off the field. Let’s use social media to show them the gratitude they deserve! #NCW2025

Calling all youth to register for our "Empowering Youth to Stay Connected" workshop. Click on the QR code on the poster to register!

Peguis First Nation is celebrating as Carter Bear becomes the first Manitoban picked in the first round since Conor Geekie in 2022. Bear goes 13th-overall to the Detroit Red Wings.

Hockey Canada should push for a ban on fighting across all junior leagues, according to a team of researchers commissioned by the Office of the Sport Integrity Commissioner (OSIC), a federal agency that is funded by Sport Canada. In a new report, the researchers highlighted changes made in 2023 by the QMJHL to discourage fighting. In 2024-25, the QMJHL had a reported 40 fights in regular-season games, compared to 285 in the OHL, and 319 in the WHL. The researchers also advocated for a national public sanctions registry to publicize the names of people who have made egregious or severe violations of Safe Sport policies. A number of provincial sport organizations and national sport organizations, including Hockey Canada, currently keep the names of sanctioned individuals secret from the public.

Hi y’all. This is a reminder that The Trevor Project’s youth LGBTQ+ suicide hotline is still active. Call: 1-866-488-7386 Text: START to 678-678 The world is a better place with you in it.

In light of the John A. Macdonald statue at Queen’s Park being unveiled in Toronto, here’s a piece by @Niigaanwewidam and I outlining Macdonald’s genocidal legacy and why uncritically celebrating him is holding Canada back from meaningful reconciliation: thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/joh…

Also, choosing to do this during National Indigenous History Month is the kind of colonial decision-making that is undermining Canada’s ability to move forward, to honour its treaty commitments and build lasting nation-to-nation relationship.

@thomasfriesen5 ・・・ Don Thomson is retiring from a high school teaching and coaching career that will never be replicated. 13 provincial AAA titles — 9 basketball, 4 volleyball — including 24 provincial medals in 27 years with the Neelin Spartans. And he always did it the …

What can we do to help? Tough times for evacuated Manitobans. Our team making the day a little better providing sporty games for the children.