A Walrus of a night
The Walrus Talks is making its first appearance in Winnipeg since the event began in 2012. Co-ordinated by the Canadian magazine, the Walrus, the presentations…
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A higher empathy
Vincent Li has been a household name for years now, and has been the source of much debate in Manitoba, and all across Canada. In…
The decade in prints
If you want a summary of events that took place in Winnipeg in the last decade, you need only to go as far as Parlour…
Great swimmers, better songwriters
Great Lake Swimmers’ new single, “Zero in the City,” evidences that the band is continuing to grow as artists. Lead vocalist Tony Dekker’s voice and…
Robot Invaders from the Death Galaxy
When it comes to blending retro aesthetic with robot invasion, no one in Winnipeg has the musical concept down quite like the Thrashers. Focusing their…
MAKE Coffee + Stuff
The idea of combining coffee and art is not new. Countless cafés around Winnipeg have aimed to amalgamate art and coffee culture. There is an…
Student leaders fight to end racism in Winnipeg
Two UMSU councillors are speaking out against racism towards Aboriginal people in Winnipeg after a recent cover story in Maclean’s magazine labelled Winnipeg the most…
Onward and Sideways
Most of us find our creativity and motivation when we get out of bed in the morning, but not Joshua Radin. His sixth album was…
Charity for now: the Winnipeg Harvest philosophy
Winnipeg Harvest is a staple in the city. One of Winnipeg’s most well-respected and well-recognized charities; for decades Winnipeg Harvest has worked to eliminate hunger…
A Moveable Feast Winnipeg
Grab your snowsuit, your bicycle, and your stretchiest pair of pants – a Moveable Feast Winnipeg, winter edition, takes to the streets Feb. 6. The…