Goodbye, Hawkins
It has been nine years since the first season of Stranger Things turned the world upside down in 2016. Now the series is finally coming…
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Poetry society encourages meaningful conversation
U of M student Erika Beaudin and her friends spent the summer of 2025 living…
Show Pony releases second single “Makes No Difference”
Winnipeg alt-rock band Show Pony consists of vocalist Mannon Smalley, guitarists Thomas Cram and Brett Hesford, drummer Nick Kula and bassist Hailey Hunter. The group…
The impact of Katseye and Sydney Sweeney’s campaigns
Something as simple as a nice pair of jeans could never become politicized, right? Well, in today’s tense political atmosphere, anything is up for debate. …
Festival du Voyageur wants your memorabilia
Festival du Voyageur is currently seeking memorabilia for an exhibit in its 2026 edition. Accepted items include photographs of the festival’s events, promotional materials, branded…
WAG hosts show for local and northern crafters
The Winnipeg Art Gallery hosted Crafted 2025 from Nov. 7 to 9 — a craft show and market including over 100 vendors and taking up…
Thompson author tells story of Kerrie Ann Brown
A group of teenagers were at a house party in Thompson, Manitoba on Oct. 16, 1986….
Stephen Adamopoulos releases single “There Is A Place”
Stephen Adamopoulos has loved music for most of his life, having grown up in a house where music was always playing. He decided to take…
Living Hour to return to Winnipeg
Local indie rock band Living Hour has been spending this November playing shows across the continent to promote their fourth and latest album Internal Drone…
U of M takes part in International Cello Festival of Canada
The third edition of the International Cello Festival of Canada was recently held in Winnipeg from Oct. 28 to Nov. 1. Several events took place…