Arts & Culture
The Trews’ Time Caspule tour comes to Winnipeg
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Off the back of a new album release, Canadian hard rock band the Trews kicked off their national tour earlier this month and will be making a stop at the Burton Cummings Theatre on...
Winnipeg Aboriginal Film Festival showcases Indigenous talents
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The 15th edition of the Winnipeg Aboriginal Film Festival (WAFF) is set to take place at Towne Cinema 8 from Nov. 24 to 27. It will present a wide collection of films by both...
Euterra Rising creates a new world order
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News outlets and social media updates constantly expose us to the downsides of modern civilization and the effects it could have on Generation Z. From environmental degradations, polarizing – and sometimes outrageous – political...
A celebration of women and their art
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On Nov. 6, Winnipeg’s Gas Station Arts Centre will be brimming with talent as the centre showcases the 12th annual Girls! Girls! Girls! Gala. The gala, which started as an annual fundraising event for...
U of M alumna’s painting wins regional award
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When Zahra Baseri left Iran to study art in Manitoba, her goal was not to simply create pretty things. She wanted to use her creations to showcase her critical views and perspective of her...
Snowblink – “Returning Current” 4.5/5
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Toronto’s musical duo Snowblink’s album Returning Current explores the depths of human relationships and fragility. The recording process was guided by a mood board that used phrases, places, and imagery to direct the musicians,...
Jaylene Johnson – “Potter and Clay” 5/5
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Winnipeg singer and songwriter Jaylene Johnson has had her fair share of successes and setbacks in a career that has spanned over 10 years. The award-winning gospel artist recently suffered an intubation injury that...







