New book uncovers portion of Métis history
Evelyn Peters, Matthew Stock and Adrian Werner released their new book, Rooster Town, on Oct. 19 at McNally Robinson. It explores the fringe Métis community…
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Will cannabis make you more creative?
You may have heard the stereotypes before. Marijuana being used not just as a way to chill out, but as a way to turn on…
Global Oneness Project releases new documentary
The Global Oneness Project’s recent documentary, Earthrise, premiered last week in the New York Times Op-Docs and the acclaimed PBS POV series. Established in 2005…
FAQ review celebrates 10th anniversary
The Feminist and Queer Review (FAQ) launched its 10th anniversary issue Friday evening with an intimate gathering in ArtLab. Each year the FAQ is put…
High on Fire – Electric Messiah, 1/5
High On Fire — Electric Messiah 1/5 As Canada gears up to legalize cannabis fellow legal stoner spot, California’s High On Fire released its latest…
Carly Dow – Comet, 3.5/5
Manitoba folk singer Carly Dow is releasing her new album, Comet, Oct. 19 and will be performing at the West End Cultural Centre the same…
Prairie Nurse explores commonalities within diversity
Commencing its 46th season and under the leadership of new artistic director Thomas Morgan Jones, the Prairie Theatre Exchange’s (PTE) production of Prairie Nurse opened…
Winnipeg Art Gallery building bridges with the North
The Winnipeg Art Gallery (WAG) announced a $1 million donation from Louise Leatherdale and her late husband, Doug, toward the Inuit Art Centre (IAC) Friday….
Drake and showbiz on their worst behaviour
Young girls in the entertainment industry often date older men in positions of power in the industry.
Indigenous law students association hosts fundraiser
The Manitoba Indigenous Law Student Association (MILSA) hosted a talent show at the Park Theatre showcasing a great lineup of local artists and talents with…