Shel Zolkewich

A journalist by trade and an adventurer at heart, Shel is always collecting stories, whether on assignment or not. She loves to explore the unexpected places that are filled with surprising discoveries. Her clothes are seldom clean and her hair is never brushed but her head is full of ideas to share. She lives on a farm in rural Manitoba with chickens, ducks, bees, a dog named Sammy and assorted humans.
Winnipeg Folk Festival - Hear All Year concert series

Attend the “Hear All Year” concert series from Winnipeg Folk Fest

Like many Manitobans, ACU’s Senior Community Account Manager, Bill Dinsdale believes that the Winnipeg Folk Festival (WFF) might just be the epitome of summer in our province. “It’s warm, inviting…

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Logan Mason receives Indigenous bursary

Indigenous Business Student Bursary: An investment in success

Logan Mason has a soft spot for Chopin and Beethoven. The 19-year-old counts playing the piano as one of his hobbies and hopes to pick up the violin and learn…

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Canadian Goodwill Winnipeg

Turn waste into wages, junk into jobs and discards into timecards

Manitoba shoppers know that Canadian Goodwill stores are excellent places to find quality previously-owned furniture, clothing and household goods—including some great vintage finds! But creating a retail experience wasn’t the…

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Man smiling while using laptop

Meet Ed, ACU’s new live chat service

Ed is helping “Ed-ucate” members about ACU products and services, as well as assisting with their banking needs. ACU’s new live chat service is designed to be convenient, secure and…

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Donation to Astum Api Niikinaahk Tiny Homes Village helps a little home go a long way

The houses are tiny, but their impact is huge. The Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata Astum Api Niikinaahk Tiny Homes Village is the first of its kind in Manitoba—a community…

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Winnipeggers take to Peg City Car Co-op as fleet, user base grows

Seeing signs for designated Peg City Car Co-op parking spots used to be rare enough to be notable, a novel topic of conversation around Winnipeg dinner tables. A dozen years…

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