Arts & Culture
Going Home Star – Truth and Reconciliation explores legacy of residential...
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It’s hard to imagine how the carefully choreographed pirouettes and pliés of a ballet might be used to explore the generational traumas experienced by Canada’s First Nations through the residential school system.
And yet that...
Cover to cover with Carlyn
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Joe is a 30-something New Yorker searching for meaning in his life beyond the falsity of his copywriting career. So much so that when he envisions a man that no one else can see,...
Review: Black Rock, by John McFetridge
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Whiney teenage girls. Strippers. Hippy college students who are political around men and flirty when alone. Dead women.
Black Rock by John McFetridge is packed with women, but their personalities are flat and stereotypical.
As the...
Miriam Toews and her Puny Sorrows
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Award-winning author Miriam Toews is making her way back to Winnipeg to take part in Thin Air, the Winnipeg International Writers Festival.
Toews will be participating in two events at the Thin Air Festival, both...
Thin Air: Winnipeg International Writers Festival
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Distinguished authors from around the world will be gracing our city during Thin Air: Winnipeg International Writers Festival beginning this Friday, Sept. 19.
The nine-day festival is filled with a variety of events for all...
Moshi Moshi: Circus, Comedy, Chaos
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It was a happy surprise to see the Sept. 5 opening night of the Moshi Moshi: Circus, Comedy, Chaos show at the Gas Station Theatre met with a full house and an enthusiastic crowd.
Winnipeg’s...
Heartworn Highways is back
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Heartworn Highway has previously been a bit of a boys club, but that is about to change. The workshop series features local musicians taking the stage with the Buffalo Band to play their favourite...






