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…
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Succeeding in business with any degree
There is more than one way to be a successful businessperson.
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….
Focus on building skills and a career will follow
If you feel lost when it comes to your career, start by building your skills.
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…
Frightening fun returns just in time for Halloween
Fear Winnipeg returns every Friday and Saturday in October, bringing more Halloween fun to the city with new events that will have participants scared out…
Panicland – Wasted, track review
Winnipeg pop band Panicland just released their newest single “Wasted” last week as a follow-up to their Souvenir debut song, “Bad Word.” The band will…
Residential school survivors honoured at powwow
The Orange Shirt Day Powwow took place Sunday at Wellington Park with over 100 people attending. The event was organized in honour of the survivors…
Canadian legislators lagging on public health
A Canada-wide ban on partially hydrogenated oils, the main source of industry-produced trans fats, went into effect Sept. 7. The ban is long overdue, having…
Hucksters and scalpers control live entertainment
By double-dipping and fostering inflated resale prices, Ticketmaster is acting against the interests of consumers. Last week, the Toronto Star published an article detailing the…