Arts & Culture
Smoke set to debut in Winnipeg
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Recent U of M alumni (and current third year student of the Simon Fraser University’s (SFU) School for the Contemporary Arts) Suzanne Friesen is making waves with the short film Smoke, for which she...
We Are The City, in your city
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On Sunday, Feb. 21, Vancouver’s resident oddball trio We Are The City bring their syncopated, percussion- and synthesizer-heavy brand of experimental indie-rock to the Good Will Social Club in support of their latest and...
Spoon brings synth-pop stylings to Winnipeg
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Montreal-based indie/pop singer-songwriter Rae Spoon is gathering a lot of attention for their eighth album Armour, which they are taking on a cross-Canada tour from Victoria, B.C. to St. John’s, N.L.
The album will be...
Fifty Shades of Black is fifty shades of bad
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It’s finally February, which means that the Academy Awards are right around the corner. There are a number of Oscar-contending films currently playing at a theatre near you that rightly deserve your attention in...
Shum spotlights Canadian racism in Ninth Floor
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In Canada, given our seemingly welcoming and generous culture, we are often quick to condemn highly popularized police brutalities and debates over immigration policies in the United States. We do not always, however, lend...
The rise of new Dawn
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From Feb. 5 to 16, Cre8ery, an independent art gallery located on the second floor of 125 Adelaide St. in the Exchange District will be launching a new exhibition called Appearance of First Light...
Festival du Voyager returns with 140 musical acts, new attractions
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Festival du Voyageur has been a staple of Franco-Manitoban culture for almost 50 years.
Hailed as the largest outdoor winter party in Winnipeg, Festival will bring French- and English-speaking Winnipeggers alike to Whittier Park from...







