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Café culture
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If you like to wake up and smell the really delicious, artisan coffee there are going to be two new places to do so. With the opening of Café Postal on Provencher Boulevard this...
Building a musical bridge between Winnipeg and Cuba
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Solidarity Rock is a non-profit, artist run organization that aims to help Cuban musicians access the equipment and resources needed to create music, partnering Canadian and Cuban bands together in order to bring Canadian...
Going Deep with Jodie Layne
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You can never have too much—or too little—sex!
This might not come as a shock to many, but the Anna Faris film What’s Your Number? is atrocious.
Originally, I had seen only the beginning on HBO...
Undesirables
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Coming to the Graffiti Gallery this Friday, Nov. 2, is an exhibition of sculptural work from recent graduates of the University of Manitoba’s Fine Art Program. The show is titled Undesirables and, considering that...
Surviving in a food desert
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Winnipeg doesn’t seem like home to many deserts – but it is. Food deserts, that is.
“Food security to me is the equal right to food for all,” explains Jasmine Tara, the food security and...
Who Cares?
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When you’re driving around the city at night and you see women standing on street corners, are you struck with guilt at the sight? Do you wonder how they ended up there or worry...
Keeping the name, tossing the content
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On Oct. 11, 2012 the Winnipeg Free Press (WFP) announced huge changes to Winnipeg’s beloved alternative music publication, Uptown Magazine.
It was publicized in the WFP that Uptown—formerly a standalone publication—will be “relaunched as a...




