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Arts & Culture

Pop Nuit

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jodie layne
The New Music Festival will fill Winnipeg theatres with music starting on Jan. 28 and in its 22nd year the festival still lives up to the word new in its name. “Every year is completely...
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No Place Like Home

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Katy MacKinnon
On Jan. 11, CV2 Magazine (Contemporary Verse 2: The Canadian Journal of Poetry and Critical Writing) celebrated Winnipeg poets and visual artists by launching “No Place Like Home: A Winnipeg Issue.” Published out of...
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Heartbreak and pick-me-ups

By
Jenna Diubaldo
JP Hoe is one Winnipeg musician that has been steadily growing in popularity over the past six or seven years and his new album Mannequin is one example of why this is. Hoe continues to...
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New Year’s resolutions

By
jodie layne
It has been an incredible year for musicians and artists from Winnipeg; the Cannon Bros. were nominated for a Polaris Prize, there were exceptional album releases including Mise en Scene's Desire's Despair, and local...
Arts & Culture

Going Deep with Jodie Layne

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jodie layne
Waterslides, terrariums, and sex are all things that are much more appealing when you add a little moisture. Some folks are lucky and their physical signs of arousal come easily, but 30 per cent...
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2012 in comedic review

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Jenna Diubaldo
3. Nineteenth century fresco painting ruined (Aug. 22, 2012) When you come to find that your 200-year-old painting of Jesus Christ is in need of a little restoration, I know what obviously comes to mind...
Arts & Culture

Out LOUD

By
Kara Passey
In recent years the West End Cultural Centre (WECC) has primarily been known for presenting folk, roots, and world music made by local and touring musicians. Some may find it hard to believe that...

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