Arts & Culture
RWB’s tour features young, blossoming talent
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You may not have considered going to the ballet before, but if you’re going to give it a chance, the Royal Winnipeg Ballet (RWB) is making it worth your time with its On the...
Ralph returns to the ’Peg as headliner
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Raffaela Weyman, better known as the independent pop machine Ralph, described the scenery as she drove from Austin to Houston en route to the final show of her American tour.
“A lot of pro-life posters...
Local exhibit explores healing power of creativity
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Art and music have been creative outlets for Lou Valcourt her entire life. Starting to draw as a young girl, Valcourt’s love of art propelled her to pursue a degree in Fine Arts.
The U...
Prairie singer-songwriter sets sights on horizon
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Though he shares a name with his hometown, Siegs Corner, Cohen Sieg’s sights are set far beyond the fields of rural Manitoba.
Sieg described himself as “a young singer-songwriter who writes music that really anyone...
Plenty of laughs for a good cause
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Last September, three comedians toured Western Canada, raising money for various charities and offering feel-good vibes. Now, on its second run, The Human Condition Comedy Tour — featuring comedians Scott Belford, Adam Mac and...
The best is yet to come for the Blue Stones
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As drummer Justin Tessier tells it, his band is only just beginning to find its sound.
Since independently releasing a series of EPs and a debut album — 2015’s Black Holes — the Blue Stones...
‘Reef Rescue’ doc details oceanic crisis, possible recovery
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The seriousness of the documentary’s subject matter is emphasized by the opening’s intense orchestral music.
Reef Rescue, the latest documentary from The Nature of Things, debuting March 6 on CBC, feels like marine biologists’ final...







