Arts & Culture
Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre presents Life of Pi
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The Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre has opened their 2025-26 season with the play Life of Pi.
Life of Pi was adapted from the award-winning novel of the same name by Yann Martel, which was also...
Churchill band Days on Land launches debut album
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The Churchill folk-rock band Days on Land launched its debut album, Tales from the Shallows, on Oct. 24, releasing nine tracks that tell stories from the polar bear capital of the world.
Roy Mexted, singer-songwriter...
Manitoban singer Desiree Dorion releases latest single
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Originally from Manitoba, singer-songwriter Desiree Dorion has enjoyed a successful career in music, making her mark as a four-time Manitoba Country Music Award winner.
When asked to describe her musical style, she said, “I’m a...
U of M Theatre Program presents An Experiment
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The U of M Theatre Program is set to present their first production of the year, An Experiment by Brent Holland, from Oct. 28-29.
The play revolves around five individuals who are put together in...
‘Toban turntable
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On Oct. 17, critically acclaimed Winnipeg roots singer-songwriter William Prince released his latest album, Further From the Country. The collection of nine songs explores a variety of themes, from unrequited love to substance...
A review of Hal Harley’s The Unbelievable Truth
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Last week, Dave Barber Cinematheque screened the 1989 dark romantic comedy The Unbelievable Truth, directed by American filmmaker Hal Hartley. The first film in Hartley’s Long Island Trilogy, The Unbelievable Truth is a bizarre...
Arts and culture sector earns $1.75 billion for Manitoba
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The Manitoba Arts Council held their annual public meeting on Oct. 20 and released a report on the arts and culture sector’s financial impact in Manitoba, primarily using data from 2023.
The figure came from...






