Coming of age in the midst of the climate crisis is overwhelming, but young people across the country are rising to the challenge. In the short film and essay The Dream House, Laura Cameron shines a spotlight on the city's gen Z and millennial activists.

Winnipegger Samantha Don is never alone. She lives with three roommates in a house, because that's what they can afford as gen Zers in a tight housing and rental market.

As a multi-job worker and millennial, Maribeth Tabanera dug themself out of debt to become a condo owner. Tabanera shares their tips to avoiding major debt and the stress that comes along with it. Their film is part of Unlocked; Housing stories by young Canadians, a national storytelling series by CBC's Creator Network.

In a short film by Tyler Funk and Carmen Ponto, the owners of Winnipeg's Vantage Vintage explain the importance of creating safe spaces for everyone to browse and buy clothes, including non-binary and BIPOC shoppers.

In a new short film, two brothers from Vietnam explain why they changed their first names before they immigrated to Canada as teens — a decision that was a surprise to their parents.

In the last part of a four-part video series exploring identity with several Filipinos living in Winnipeg, Filipino-Winnipegger Dave encourages other people to lean into the discomfort and pain they feel when discovering their true selves.

Winnipeg artist Gurpreet Sehra is the subject of a new short film about her work as part of Our Culture, Our Art, a four-part video series by filmmaker Mandeep Sodhi profiling South Asian artists in Manitoba.

Winnipeg filmmakers Nilufer and Saira Rahman, whose love of story was sparked by their late father, are the subject of a new short film about their work as part of Our Culture, Our Art, a four-part video series profiling South Asian artists in Manitoba.

Winnipeg artist Seema Goel, who works with everything from glass, ceramics and sculpture to circuitry is the subject of a new short film about her work as part of Our Culture, Our Art, a four-part video series profiling South Asian artists in Manitoba.

Winnipeg spoken word poet Azka Ahmed is the subject of a new short film about their work, as part of Our Culture, Our Art, a four-part video series profiling South Asian artists in Manitoba.

The final part of this three-part video series on outdoor skills, which has also looked at how to build a campfire and how to make a stick fort, offers tips on how to safely climb a tree.

In Part 2 of this three-part outdoor skills series, teach kids how to make a stick fort in the woods. Previously: How to build a campfire with kids. Next: How to climb trees.

In Part 1 of this three-part outdoor skills series, learn how to teach kids fire safety and how to build a fire outdoors. In the coming week, watch for videos on how to build a stick fort and how to climb a tree.