A Canadian monster in Nunavut
A U of M graduate student has made a shocking discovery while in Nunavut: Canada’s very first monster.
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Nuit Blanche returns to illuminate Winnipeg streets
The streets of Winnipeg were once again filled with excitement Sept. 30 as locals came out to support the seventh annual Nuit Blanche, with art…
The trials and tribulations of the Fringe Fest solo performer
Whether it’s handing out flyers, performing free monologues for strangers in lineups, or promoting yourself on social media, many performers at The Winnipeg Fringe Theatre…
Grassy Narrows: Learning through action
Last month, 22 University of Manitoba students took part in a two-week program that situated them directly in the context of the Anishinaabe of Northenwestern…
New players in an old game
It’s 1:25 p.m. on a November Thursday like any other at Manitoba’s legislative assembly. A bell echoes loudly through the limestone hallways, calling members into…
Backyard Memories
Fiona watches the sun rise. She hasn’t been sleeping lately. She floats for eight hours a night in a dreamless blur. She wakes up for…
Sessions
what did you do last night? i was on my knees. i was on my knees trying to pray but all that came out…
The Redwood
I turn the silver knob and push, stepping out the back door of my home. My senses instantly become realized as I take in the…
Local photography collective ventures into clothing
Visser is set to launch the first collection of From Here & Away clothes at the end of the month.
A conversation with the minister for the status of women
While in Winnipeg, Hajdu spoke with the Manitoban about the MMIW inquiry, campus sexual assault and pay equity.