Manitoba Theatre for Young People’s Mess takes humorous approach to tackling anorexia
From Feb. 17 to 26, the Manitoba Theatre for Young People (MTYP) will be showcasing Mess, a play written by British performer and creator Caroline…
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Transcona football club faces financial trouble
The Transcona Nationals, who have now been fielding young football players for 105 years, are the longest running football club in Manitoba.
Community profile: Rebecca Haverluck
“As an artist, I have a serious appreciation for handmade items of all kinds, for the creative time and care that goes into them” – Rebecca Haverluck, U of M fine arts student, owner of Art.Soap.Life
Live at the Roslyn promotes local musicians through Facebook Live
The Village Idiots have brought performances by local musicians into the comfort of people’s living rooms.
Winnipeg should follow Sweden in their dramatic overhaul of road safety regulations
Nearly 50 per cent of pedestrian-vehicle collisions happen when the pedestrian is crossing an intersection.
Winnipeg Comedy Showcase returns for its 12th edition
The Winnipeg Comedy Showcase (WCS) is one of Winnipeg’s most popular comedy events. It started two years ago, when Kevin Mozdzen, who works as a…
There’s More Than One Way to celebrate arts, culture and history
The Collections Gallery at the University of Manitoba’s school of art gallery is currently housing a special exhibition that highlights the city of Winnipeg’s arts…
Smartphone hacking is easier than you may think
Smartphones evolved from cell phones by acquiring the capabilities of personal computers. For those who own smartphones, the surrounding environment needs to compete with access…
Winnipeg needs a more pedestrian-friendly downtown
I have never understood when people say that Winnipeg is boring. We may not have the incredible skyline of Vancouver or the nightlife of Montreal,…