Arts & Culture

At first listen, the five-piece band Coyote may seem like the garden variety pop-rock group, but as you work through their EP Proof of Life, the Charlottetown, PEI group’s dimensions and complexity become clear. The...

Partnered with the women’s and gender studies program at the University of Manitoba, REEL Pride Film Festival presented a free screening of Out in the Night on Oct. 2 with a follow-up discussion facilitated...

If you’ve yet to hear the distinctive voice of the lead singer Sc of Sc Mira, you’re in for a treat. Sc Mira is set to perform at The Cavern on Oct. 11 at...

As the art of creating the perfect brunch has taken centre stage in the culinary world, increasingly more brunch-centric restaurants are sprouting up in Winnipeg. These local restaurants are here to make the most...

While the classical harp may not be the most accessible instrument, it was singer-songwriter Janelle Nadeau’s passion at first sight. “My parents took me to the symphony when I was about three-years-old,” says Nadeau. “...

Adult Onset is Toronto writer and actor Ann-Marie MacDonald’s first book in 11 years. Her previous works include the play Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet) and the novels Fall on Your Knees and The Way...

The University of Manitoba wants to help international students ease their adjustment to our frigid city through a group workshop series titled Creative Group Workshop for International Students Adapting to Winnipeg and University Life. For...