Winnipeg’s troubled past, political tensions, and gothic histories
Currently running at the Plug In Gallery is the No Place Like Home exhibit, which is the opening chapter of the four part series—with the…
Arts & Culture
From Winnipeg to Nepal
Cows, hills, and citywide strikes. These are a few of the obstacles I have encountered making my way around the city I will be calling…
Going Deep with Jodie Layne
Alright, are you ready for this sexy column? Let’s dive right in and get started with some basics about safe sex. Dental damned if you…
Toronto International Film Festival
It’s that time of year again! The red carpets come out, the lights go up, and the streets of Canada’s biggest city fill with people…
We aren’t white
The residential school systems in Canada have hurt a generation of First Nations peoples and have left blight on our historical record. Robert Houle’s artwork…
Based on true events
When you see a “based on true events” title card in a film, many of you will chortle in the theatre because you know that…
Feminist and Queer Review
The Feminist and Queer Collective (FAQ) is a non-hierarchical, student collective based out of the University of Manitoba’s Women’s and Gender Studies Program. For the…
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…
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…