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Frost Fest 2016 in review
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On Thursday, Jan. 14, three diverse and talented local bands graced the stage at the second annual Frost Fest – an event put on as part of 2016 winter orientation at the University of...
Nick’s on Broadway turns one
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A little over a year ago, a boyhood sandwich fan spotted a vacant space on one of Winnipeg’s most historic routes. Subsequently, a unique downtown sandwich spot was born – Nick’s on Broadway.
Located on...
Front and central
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Central : In, at, or near the centre. Example: Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Gordon Bailey has been involved in the restaurant business since he was 13 years old, when he got a job in the dishwashing station...
Same space, new place
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Three years ago, downtown Winnipeg lost one of its favourite bars – the Lo Pub. But there’s a new pub in town that promises to amp up the city’s arts scene.
The Knndy is a...
Federal Lights – “Coeur de Lion” 4/5
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Carefully painted with poetry, pounding drum beats, and enchanting layers, Winnipeg band Federal Lights has produced a captivating follow-up to their 2013 debut We Were Found in the Fog in Coeur de Lion. The album...
William Prince – “Earthly Days” 4/5
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Released just before Christmas, William Prince’s Earthly Days is already drawing deserved acclaim. The Winnipeg singer-songwriter – by way of Peguis First Nation – had previously earned accolades slinging his tunes live at several joints around...
Controversial case comes to cinema
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On January 23, Winnipeggers will have the opportunity to see the new documentary Guantanamo’s Child: Omar Khadr, at Cinematheque, located in the exchange district.
The documentary aims to explore the infamous case of Omar Khadr...







