Arts & Culture

Mobina Galore – Feeling Disconnected, 4/5

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Emelia Fournier
Power chord-heavy Winnipeg duo Mobina Galore’s latest release – Feeling Disconnected – offers up raw, catchy punk tunes. The duo expresses dissatisfaction with themselves and their environment through honest lyrics and Jenna Priestner’s strong, yelling...
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Japandroids – Near to the Wild Heart of Life, 4/5

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Emelia Fournier
Vancouver-based indie-rock duo Japandroids’ new album Near to the Wild Heart of Life is an ode to rebellion and joy. Keeping tradition with the band’s typically uplifting lyricism, the opening titular track gets the...
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SoFar Sounds sets up shop in Winnipeg

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Emelia Fournier
If you didn’t hear about the stripped-down concert featuring local artists Okay Mann, Sol James, and Logan McKillop on Feb. 27, don’t feel bad. It was supposed to be a secret. It was the...
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A day at Festival du Voyageur

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Emelia FournierOlivia Michalczuk
Images of rain, melting snow, and slip and slide conditions are not usually associated with Winnipeg’s most beloved winter celebration, Festival du Voyageur. What was once a frozen winter wonderland with sculptures of intricate...
An attendee watching Living Hour at the 2017 Festival du Voyageur.
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Dirty Water Comics set to release debut publication

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Emelia Fournier
Local writer depicts sailing adventures in new graphic novel
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Festival du Voyageur hosts outdoor fashion show and first winter Pride...

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Emelia Fournier
In 2017, be sure to look at some of Festival du Voyageur's lesser known events.
Photo of the a snow sculpture at the entrance to Fort Gibraltor for the Festival due Voyageur.
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Winnipeg celebrates 36th annual Black History Month

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Emelia Fournier
Every year, the month of February presents a time for the celebration and appraisal of black history, and in honour of the tradition, Winnipeg’s Black History Month celebration committee (BHMCC) is holding the 36th...
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