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A pop-rock musical season: autumn still

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Ian T. D. Thomson
As one of the newer bands of the local music scene, pop-rock trio autumn still strives to bring their introspective jams to listeners across Winnipeg. Playing Manitoba Music Night on Nov.5 at Ozzy’s, the...
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Indoor comforts and foodie opportunities

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Ian T. D. Thomson
While the weather outside may be getting frightful, the Knox Community Kitchen is hoping to make the fall and winter months a little more delightful. Having re-opened its indoor market on Oct. 17, the community...
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Evil Dead: The Musical at the Park Theatre

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Caitlyn Maskiew
Winnipeg is known for its enthusiastic support of cult films, and now an opportunity to see one re-imagined on stage is approaching. Evil Dead: The Musical has its Park Theatre premier on Oct. 29 and...
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New name, new music: Dan Mangan + Blacksmith

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Ian T. D. Thomson
After two years out of the spotlight, Indie rocker Dan Mangan returns to the public eye, bringing a six-piece band along for the ride. Releasing a music video for their new single “Vessels” on...
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The thin line between addictions counsellor and addict

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Emma Higgs
The Couch of Willingness—written by Michael Pond, a psychotherapist living in Vancouver, and his partner, former CBC producer and current filmmaker Maureen Palmer— focuses on Pond’s adult life, following him to Vancouver Island, the Okanagan,...
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Buzz across the board

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Lauren Siddall
Guess who has delicious, fresh food; is in one of Winnipeg’s trendiest areas; and has upwards of 700 board games? Across the Board, that’s who. Winnipeg’s newest board game café is located in the heart...
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The good, the bad, the critic

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Michael Carlisle
Bjork is one of the strangest artists in the world; weird is an understatement in attempting to describe her. The Icelandic musician is no stranger to controversy, she wore a shocking swan dress at...

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