Arts & Culture
Gimme Some Truth documentary festival returns
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Returning for its 13th run, the Dave Barber Cinematheque plays host to the 2022 Gimme Some Truth documentary film festival held from Dec. 7 to 11.
Opening night will feature the newly annual documentary challenge...
Four books for thinking critically about love
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Cuffing season is upon us, that time from late fall to early spring when couples seemingly pop out of the ground. At times like these, and with my eye on the socially exhausting holiday...
Dangler, ‘Sunny Day Lake Music’ — 4.5/5 Stars
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Sunny Day Lake Music is both a completely apt and ironic way to name the debut compilation EP from Dangler. There is a sort of musical breeziness to some of the tunes and arrangements,...
Looking back at 150 years of the Winnipeg Free Press
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The Winnipeg Art Gallery (WAG) is holding an opening celebration for a new exhibit commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Winnipeg Free Press this upcoming Friday, Dec. 2.
Headlines: The Art of the News Cycle...
An evening of blunders
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Walking into the opening for the University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) UNRAVEL mental health art exhibit was startling. I had submitted one of my paintings for the show and was excited to see...
Manitoba Furries persists through COVID paw-in-paw
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When circumstances get hairy, humans rely on each other for support. Fandoms offer a place for people to forge those crucial and supportive connections based on mutual interests.
Manitoba is home to a thriving furry...
UMFM show spotlight: ‘Signal Distortion’
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Growing up in the world of rhythm gaming and the online forums surrounding it, computer engineering student Luc Mayor built an interest in the unique, genre-bending sounds of the internet, which he terms “internet-core.”
Mayor...







