Carly Dow – Comet, 3.5/5
Manitoba folk singer Carly Dow is releasing her new album, Comet, Oct. 19 and will be performing at the West End Cultural Centre the same…
2018
Prairie Nurse explores commonalities within diversity
Commencing its 46th season and under the leadership of new artistic director Thomas Morgan Jones, the Prairie Theatre Exchange’s (PTE) production of Prairie Nurse opened…
Succeeding in business with any degree
There is more than one way to be a successful businessperson.
Winnipeg Art Gallery building bridges with the North
The Winnipeg Art Gallery (WAG) announced a $1 million donation from Louise Leatherdale and her late husband, Doug, toward the Inuit Art Centre (IAC) Friday….
The sham debate driving the civic election
The debate during the 2018 Winnipeg election has devolved into a hyperfocus on meaningless issues.
Quebec separatism out, ethnonationalism in
Quebec has a deep ethnonationalist identity that uses immigrants as a foil which burdens the nation.
Kavanaugh, #MeToo and the court of public opinion
The #MeToo movement has created structural imbalances in the court of public opinion that must be addressed.
Drake and showbiz on their worst behaviour
Young girls in the entertainment industry often date older men in positions of power in the industry.
U-Pass negotiations in beginning stages
As the end of the three-year U-Pass contract nears, Winnipeg Transit has requested to begin negotiations with UMSU. UMSU’s current U-Pass contract will expire in…
Laws changing too slowly: disability rights advocate
Disability rights advocate David Lepofsky spoke at a talk hosted by Barrier-Free Manitoba at the Millennium Library Oct. 4 where he criticized the provincial government…