Five reasons why Louis Riel was a badass motherfucker
Depending on who you ask, Louis Riel was either a hero or a traitor.
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Locals to look out for
Do you remember that episode of Seinfeld where Elaine’s boyfriend is obsessed with that song “Desperado”? Every time he hears it, his eyes glaze over…
Risk and reward
Action. Adventure. Adrenaline. Autana has it all. Take part in the first Winnipeg Adventure Film Festival at the Park Theatre on Tuesday, Mar. 5, to…
Lacking Flavour
To say that I love Mexican food would be an understatement. I will pretty much eat Mexican food at any given time on any given…
Skip the flowers and chocolate
Acoustic Valentine’s Dinner Show With Romi Mayes & Jason Nowicki Times Change(d) High & Lonesome Club Feb. 14 at 7 p.m. Take your honey to…
Locals to look out for
While the isolation of winter in Winnipeg causes people to go mad, at least we’re free to follow our muses down whatever rabbit hole of…
Honouring Women
Roses, chocolate, fancy dinners, over-the-top lingerie, and overpriced, mass-produced jewelry in tiny boxes might be what you typically associate with Feb. 14. This Valentine’s Day,…
Smutty Winnipeg Shorts
This Valentine’s Day, Frame Arts Warehouse is showing a collection of provocative film work from the collective Open City Cinema, entitled Smutty Winnipeg Shorts. The…
A warm and welcoming environment
It’s no secret that Gio’s Club and Bar (Gio’s) has been experiencing financial troubles over the past few years, but recently Winnipeg’s longest running GLBTTQ*…
Adding to tradition
“Find your place in history and then Instagram it” could very well be the new motto for the Festival du Voyageur. The winter festival originated…