Rethinking landscapes at the WAG
The Winnipeg Art Gallery (WAG) unveiled its latest exhibition, Terra Cognita/Incognita, on Aug. 19, featuring over 125 landscape-themed artworks from the gallery’s permanent collection and…
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Winnipeg Fringe Festival 2026 draws to a close
The 39th edition of the Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival concluded its twelve-day run on July 26. The festival, founded by the Royal Manitoba Theatre Company…
Chris Simonite paints satirical wildlife in Hinterland WTF?
Local artist Chris Simonite has added his own twist to an iconic Canadian wildlife film series in his latest exhibition, Hinterland WTF? at 226 Main…
The many homes of The Sheepdogs
Canadian roots rock band The Sheepdogs released their eighth studio album, Keep Out of the Storm, in late February. The band began a Canadian tour…
Songs of surviving cancer
Local musician Tired Cossack released his latest album on March 26. The title, Zima, is the Ukrainian word for “winter,” matching the album’s cold Eastern…
RMTC’s The Last Wife a moving take on royal history
One can remember King Henry VIII’s wives with the rhyme, “Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived,” based on their ultimate fates. However, many would not…
Met School students build community through theatre
Winnipeg may not have the biggest theatre scene, but that did not stop these high school students from building a community around it. Nearly at…
My roses and thorns of Winnipeg
As I get ready to leave Winnipeg, it feels only right to offer a final, deeply subjective assessment of the city. This is not a…
Mia Kelly to release Big Time Roller Coaster Feeling
Folk singer-songwriter Mia Kelly has big things ahead in her career. After two successful studio albums, a recent tour in Australia and multiple music festival…
Mise en Scene looks back on their coming of age
Winnipeg-based dreampop band Mise en Scene recently came out with their fifth LP, Drive-Thru Confessional. It features ten laid-back and retrospective songs, most of which…