Arts & Culture
Law & Order Toronto a fine Canadian adaptation
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The long-running Law & Order franchise has been a staple of television since the original American series premiered in 1990. Now, Canadians have their own adaptation of the show in Citytv’s Law & Order...
Herbivore Haven Market sees local success
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Herbivore Haven Market was started by friends Brittany Martens and Caitlin Sikora, who met through Winnipeg’s local market scene.
“We’ve been doing markets together for years, and we always knew that each other was vegan,”...
Poetry submission
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I loved you like the night loves the moon,
I loved you when it was dark, too.
You could not see me standing in the clear daylight while I loved your shadow too,
And I remember you...
CMU gallery hosts display of Palestinian resistance
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The MHC Gallery at the Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) opened their latest show on Jan. 9, The Land Remembers Palestine: Courage, Resilience, Resistance. Upon entry, visitors are met with a recreation of a military...
Synthetic Friend explores coming-of-age on debut EP
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Local indie rock band Synthetic Friend will release its debut EP on Jan. 16. Catching the Outlines contains four tracks written about young adult experiences of vulnerability and learning to understand oneself. It is...
Taproom reading series highlights local authors
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Wednesday of Wild & Wonderful Words, a recurring reading series, is set to take place at Sookram’s Brewing Company near Confusion Corner next week.
Hosted by Sheldon Birnie, these events are an opportunity for local...
Big Fuzz releases debut single “FEARS”
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Big Fuzz, the solo project of Anthony Cenerini, is set to release its first single on Jan. 16, marking the start of Cenerini’s new career in Winnipeg as a rock musician.
Cenerini is originally from...






