No time for a day job
The F-Holes are one Winnipeg band that you must see live. They boast a high-energy performance that practically grabs you by the shirt collar and…
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send + receive: a festival of sound
Audio artists from around the world are bringing their often underappreciated art form to Winnipeg for the 14th annual send + receive festival (Oct. 17…
Reel Pride!
The Winnipeg Gay & Lesbian Film Society has been organizing film screenings for the past 25 years or so, and this year marks the 19th…
New service in Winnipeg for those dealing with mental illness
The Canadian Mental Health Association Winnipeg Region (CMHAW) opened its doors to the public the first week of October. CMHA, established in 1918, is one…
Quebec student strike members tour Canada to discuss activism
Students, activists, and faculty gathered at the University of Winnipeg on Wednesday, Oct. 3 to participate in the Maple Tour’s stop in Winnipeg, featuring Gabriel…
Women’s hockey drops back-to-back losses to the Pandas to open season
The regular season got underway this past weekend for the Manitoba Bison women’s hockey team, as they played a pair of games against the University…
Wesmen United?
Upon finding out about the impending name change of the University of Winnipeg’s sports teams, I decided to seek the opinion of the coolest U…
Leading phenomenologist and social critic visits U of M
Dr. Alphonso Lingis presented his newest work, “One’s Own Voice,” at the University of Manitoba on Oct. 2. Lingis travelled to Winnipeg from Pennsylvania University,…
Tennis Canada eyeing Winnipeg for Davis Cup
After last month’s win against South Africa and advancing to the World Group for the second straight year, Canada’s Davis Cup team learned that they…
Students raise concerns over U of M food
The University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) hosted an open forum on food services and meal plans on Oct. 4 at the Fort Garry campus,…