Arts & Culture
Purity Ring switches focus
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Purity Ring’s new album, Another Eternity, is an evolution for the Edmonton-based group. The songs retain the full-bodied sound despite being performed by a duo. Megan James (vocals) and Corin Riddick (instrumentals) have built...
Attention pizza lovers
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In December, Winnipeg welcomed Vera Pizzeria, a brand new pizza place in south Osborne. The restaurant, at 670 Osborne Avenue, features a selection of Neapolitan-style pizzas, as well as a variety of wines, beers,...
Monthly meetup for the municipally-minded
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The Winnipeg Urbanist Meetup has proven to be a popular initiative after its first year of activity. The group, which first met in March of 2014, has held seven meetups and will be hosting...
Lost Luggage
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The event of travelling is a distinctive concept with many different variables. A unique story may arrive as one enters the airport, when one reaches the destination, or even on the return trip home....
Mid-Ocean’s 20
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The Mid-Ocean School of Media Arts (MOSMA), Manitoba’s sole audio production school, celebrates their 20th anniversary in 2015. Beginning in 1995 as a partnership between Doug Blakely and Carlos Vela, MOSMA offers lectures, mentorships,...
Review: Gnarr
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Jón Gnarr was not a conventional politician. But, after a seemingly sporadic decision to enter politics with a comical and unconventional campaign, the stand-up comedian and actor was elected mayor of Reykjavik, Iceland’s largest...
Hard work is for Fools & Horses
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Amidst a tumult of business transactions, impending deadlines, and difficult co-workers is the perfect reprieve: Fools & Horses – named after the beloved British sitcom Only Fools and Horses, about a group of people...







