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Anarchy on Albert Street
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If you are looking to brush up on your radical politics and activism, venture down to the lot located at Albert St. and Bannatyne Ave. this weekend for the 2012 Anarchist Bookfair and DIY...
Winnipeg’s troubled past, political tensions, and gothic histories
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Currently running at the Plug In Gallery is the No Place Like Home exhibit, which is the opening chapter of the four part series—with the main title from Guy Maddin’s film of the same...
From Winnipeg to Nepal
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Cows, hills, and citywide strikes. These are a few of the obstacles I have encountered making my way around the city I will be calling home for a year – the city of Kathmandu,...
Going Deep with Jodie Layne
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Alright, are you ready for this sexy column? Let’s dive right in and get started with some basics about safe sex.
Dental damned if you don’t
I will say this one million times, but you should...
Toronto International Film Festival
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It’s that time of year again!
The red carpets come out, the lights go up, and the streets of Canada’s biggest city fill with people eager to take in the newest and most anticipated films...
We aren’t white
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The residential school systems in Canada have hurt a generation of First Nations peoples and have left blight on our historical record. Robert Houle’s artwork addresses some of the damages caused to First Nations...
Based on true events
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When you see a “based on true events” title card in a film, many of you will chortle in the theatre because you know that usually isn’t true. However, Compliance, written and directed by...
