Arts & Culture
Revitalizing the power of storytelling
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Storytelling is an important part of our lives. The artform can pass down valuable information from generation to generation and teaches us about ourselves and our ancestors.
The new online docu-series Tell Our Stories seeks...
Renowned Indigenous artist gains deserved recognition
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One of the immediate and most unfortunate casualties of the pandemic is the closing of our many art galleries and exhibitions. One such casualty was the Endurance…..Patience exhibit at the Urban Shaman Contemporary Aboriginal...
New film a love letter to all things Winnipeg
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Canadian director Sean Garrity returns to the screen with his latest film I Propose We Never See Each Other Again After Tonight.
A romantic comedy set in the depths of a Winnipeg winter, the film...
‘Canadian Strain’ full of comedic hits, witty one-liners
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What happens when you’re a savvy weed dealer living in Toronto, Ont., and dating a cop, only for the government to legalize cannabis and take your job away from you? Canadian Strain shows the...
Cantor Dust — ‘Too Many Stars,’ 3.5/5
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As life on Earth grows endlessly louder and hotter, it’s hardly a surprise that the vast quietude of the cosmos seems to beckon. There’s a strange comfort in that expansive, chilling silence — perhaps...
Thought-provoking exhibits at Assiniboine Park
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As you take the elevator up to the second floor of the Pavilion at Assiniboine Park, there’s a sense of adventure. Over the entire second and third floors stretches the WAG@ThePark exhibit.
Started in 2016,...
SubCity Dwellers are getting back together for one weekend only
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Johannes Lodewyks always knew SubCity Dwellers would find themselves back together — it was simply a question of when.
“When we broke up eight years ago, we were all still really good friends, and we...







