Arts & Culture

Do you ever feel like you never make enough time for your passions or hobbies? That you are constantly flooded with an inbox that never empties no matter how much you keep deleting? Other...

One might imagine the allegorical slamming of a book to coincide with the closing of Aqua Books, a renegade used book store in the city’s centre; its owner Kelly Hughes mentioned the reduction of...

Seriously, I was walking down the street the other day and there was five bucks, just sitting there! I mean, someone just dropping some cash, that’s gotta be pretty unlikely. What are the odds...

On August 22, 2011, Jack Layton, leader of the NDP and official Opposition, died after a long battle with cancer. Following his death, there was a tremendous outpouring of grief across Canada, coast to...

After first debuting in Toronto, and travelling overseas for a stint in Paris, Guy Maddin’s Hauntings 1 multi-screen installation is coming home. As part of a joint collaboration between WNDX (Winnipeg’s Festival of Film...

You’d better hold on to your hats because Sept. 9-11 won’t just see the return of Ciclovia and ManyFest to downtown Winnipeg, but also the First Annual aceartinc. Soap Box Derby Fundraiser. Starting...

Bog River’s debut disc Hands in the Ground is a fun little folk affair. Combining the talents of three distinct songwriters, the disc never stays stuck in one place but showcases each writer’s strengths...