A big, steaming pile of garbage
When it was announced that No Doubt would regroup to release a new full-length album, a feeling of hope and excitement fell over the world….
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Going Deep with Jodie Layne
Quality, honest, and open communication is absolutely crucial to the health and survival of any relationship. Whether you’re having sex in a committed romantic relationship…
Flagrantly fat and fucking fabulous
Hot & Heavy is the book that almost never was. Author Virgie Tovar originally pitched it as a book with her as the single author…
Return of the Winnitron
Back in December, Boats—undoubtedly one of Winnipeg’s most fun indie bands—put out a three-song cassette tape as a prelude to their new CD, and now,…
Locals to look out for
This is a message to all the denizens of this dark n’ dreary, sometimes inspiring, other times heartbreaking flutopia otherwise known as Winnipeg. I am…
Challenge yourself to eat local and fair
How well do you think you eat? Whether you’re a ramen noodle munching non-chef or a loca-vore who reads every label and is up first…
Big Fun Festival 2013 preview
Born from the idea that winter does not have to be a season of hibernation for the Winnipeg music scene, the Big Fun Festival is…
What are you scared of?
Bonnie Marin’s exhibition, What are you scared of?, begins Friday, Jan. 18 at the school of art gallery (255 ARTlab) on campus at the University…
The Toms & Bitches of Turtle Island
The walls of aceartinc.’s main gallery space are usually a platform for exhibiting artists to hang their already-made art, but currently they are part of…
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Warehouse Journal publishes the works that best represent the University of Manitoba’s faculty of architecture over the course of the previous year. This year’s journal…