Editorial
Are your New Year’s resolutions really for you?
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Every New Year, we hear and see the same cycle — friends and family declaring that this is the year they are finally going to do blank. Whether it is to read more, start...
I hate Winnipeg!
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Since moving to Winnipeg, I feel like I can begin authentically enjoying the discography of The Weakerthans, a cornerstone band in the Canadian indie scene with roots in this city. There’s something romantic about...
The cinema of cutscenes
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Before I ever picked up a camera or learned the language of film, I learned storytelling, framing and emotional resonance through a unique medium — video games. Growing up, video games weren’t just something...
The importance of the local music scene in big cities
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Music is an integral part of culture, in many cases even helping people define who they are, who they interact with and how they see themselves. Finding someone who has similar tastes in music,...
The gift of being a beginner
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As someone who works with clay, I can confidently say that learning how to wheel-throw was a humbling experience. I was sitting in a classroom surrounded by other nervous students, all sitting at the...
Horror is the most honest genre
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Stories — films especially — are hyperbolic extensions of the things we experience in everyday life. They enlarge the feelings we experience like love, fear, shame, desire and the incessant ring of mortality. Horror...
Find your creative flow
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As someone who enjoys painting, drawing and photography, I would describe myself as a creative person. I, however, would not describe myself as an artist or a photographer. Growing up, I took many art...







