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Riel dead

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Lukas Thiessen
Twenty policemen stood guard in the chilly morning under a clear sky. Their ghostly breath was visible as they waited for the prisoner to ascend to the gallows. It was shortly after eight o’clock...
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To the cat cave

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Quinn Richert
I am lucky to have a friend who walks along the banks of the Seine River. One year ago, he took me to see one of his discoveries. Up on the mucky riparian zone, somewhere in...
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A bug in your belly

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Katy MacKinnon
For the average Canadian, cold-blooded crawly creatures may be feared or revered. If you fall into the “I barf at the thought of eating spiders in my sleep” camp, it’s time you got a...
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Under the fur and skin

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Fraser Nelund
The scent of meat is great, when the meat is cold or cooked. When the flesh is warm and raw I experience a heady high, my body telling me something of import is occurring....
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Wooden expressions

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Fraser Nelund
There’s a different kind of scary – a fearsome that comes not in the frightful facts of a moment, but through turning our gaze into the vastest of any unknowns, the future. There is...
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Fright at the Fort

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Kara Passey
Close to two decades have passed since the last time I went to Lower Fort Garry. I definitely remember having an awkward mushroom cut and sitting on one of those sticky grey seats on...
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Uneasy Winnipeg

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Carlyn Schellenberg
Have horror in mind? Here are some locally shot films and television shows, and novels by local authors to pick up in time for Halloween.   Scary novels by Winnipeg authors   Gethsemane Hall (2012) by David Annandale David...

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