Failed States
“We live ourselves as rational creatures. But is it rational to wait like sheep in a pen as [they] steer us to mass extension? Why…
Arts & Culture
Manyfest: Nine downtown events to finish off your summer
As much as I would have loved to take advantage of the time off to travel, as a struggling student my funds—or lack thereof—have forced…
Robert Houle: enuhmo andúhyaun
Houle’s ARTlab exhibition, Robert Houle: enuhmo andúhyaun (the road home) (Sept. 6, – Oct. 12) is one in a series of art exhibitions at the…
Going Deep: What your gym teacher never told you
For most people, growing up in Canada means our sex education looks a little like this: a few minutes of your gym teacher awkwardly saying…
Sophomore Lytics album to be released this October
It’s been a couple years since the debut of the Lytics’ self-titled EP, but the wait is almost over. The popular Winnipeg hip-hop group will…
Concert Review: Indian City
The West End Cultural Centre is well-known for its awesome live shows. One of the latest acts, Indian City, was no exception. Indian City is…
Aqua Books needs your help!
Used bookstore changes into non-profit venue. Aqua Books was, and still plans to be, a staple in Winnipeg’s creative community. With venues in Winnipeg closing one by one, it is time for the community to step up and lend a hand.
Rainbow Trout Music Festival and Fishing Derby
Nestled about 10 kilometers off Highway 59 lies land on the Roseau River that for 362 days of the year functions as a heritage campsite,…
The Young Artists Project
Over the summer, North Point Douglas has benefited from the efforts of a collaborative project with impressive results. Michaëlle Jean Park, home to a large-scale,…
Chesterfield Presents…
“Curate is such a buzz word,” says Elise Dawson, a recent graduate from the University of Manitoba’s School of Fine Art. “People curate their clothing,…