Exclusive articles:
Calling for justice by walking with art
By
The Native Women’s Association of Canada created a database of missing and murdered Aboriginal women and girls, and as of March 31, 2010, it had gathered information on nearly 600 cases.
University of Ottawa PhD...
Out of the gallery, into homes and streets
By
On March 22, a launch party like no other will be held at Union Sound Hall. Hosted by Wab Kinew and featuring New Orleans’ own Big Freedia, the party is in celebration of kimiwan...
‘Winnipeg is the unofficial hub of the Aboriginal music community in...
By
In May 2013 Statistics Canada released the first data from the 2011 National Household Survey, which replaced the former long-form census. Significant facts about the population of young Aboriginal people in Winnipeg and the...
Masculindians
By
On Mar. 6, University of Manitoba Press launched the book Masculindians: Conversations about Indigenous Manhood at McNally Robinson. Editor Sam McKegney, who is also an associate professor of English and cultural studies at Queen’s...
Curtain call for the Cyrk
By
After Mar. 14, Winnipeg will see one more live music venue shutting its doors. The Cyrk, also known as “Winnipeg’s most notorious art house,” is a small, intimate venue in West Broadway.
Unlike other recent...
U of M celebrates International Women’s Day
By
If you were able to tear your eyes away from the election hoopla last week, you may have noticed the breast, chest, and torso casts in the Gallery of Student Art. Along with a...
The Good, the Bad, and the Critic
By
Pussy Riot is an all-female Russian punk band and performance collective which attempts to shake-up the established order and transform our views about politics, power, and religion. Mike Lerner and Maxim Pozdorovkin’s documentary tracks the group’s...




