Arts & Culture editor

When you think of magical transportation around the holiday season, a sleigh and reindeer might be the first thing that springs to mind. Even though the streets are ice-covered and snow-dusted, the Winnipeg Repair...

You’d think with over 4,000 films made about First Nations people in the past 100 years Hollywood might have gotten it right by now. Cree filmmaker Neil Diamond travelled North America interviewing actors, directors, and...

Al Spx of Cold Specks offers up her most intimate inner-workings on the band’s first album, the Polaris Prize Nominated I Predict a Graceful Explosion – but she hides behind a pseudonym. The paradox of...

Babes in Toyland If you’ve been reading my columns, then you know I think masturbation is great and we should all be doing more of it. I also think sex is great and we should...

There’s something really refreshing about listening to a band that creates uncontrived, unadulterated music without apology – music created for the sole purpose of creating music. This is the feeling that I get when listening...

Beginning this month and running till February, the Cinematheque will be showing several films as part of their new series called We Rise Above: New Films on Human Rights. The series showcases six different...

With the Winnipeg Art Gallery’s recent exhibition Winnipeg Now showcasing contemporary Winnipeg artwork and the Plug In ICA’s series of exhibitions titled My Winnipeg, Mary Reid feels that Winnipeg’s strong history of abstract artwork...