Winnipeg’s troubled past, political tensions, and gothic histories
Currently running at the Plug In Gallery is the No Place Like Home exhibit, which is the opening chapter of the four part series—with the…
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I am not the label you place on me
A Toronto police officer and a Winnipeg judge were two main catalysts in the formation of the Winnipeg Slutwalk. When Const. Michael Sanguinetti warned women…
Busted: Report shows Harvard researcher’s fabrications
The Office of Research Integrity (ORI) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services released a report on the research misconduct of discredited Harvard…
From Winnipeg to Nepal
Cows, hills, and citywide strikes. These are a few of the obstacles I have encountered making my way around the city I will be calling…
Historic win turns deadly
What should have been a historic celebration for Quebec’s first female premier turned into tragedy when shots were fired on Sept. 4. A victory speech…
Defending Winnipeg’s Honour
I’ve spent the better part of the past three months trying to buy a specific model of midi keyboard. Through the course of my journey…
(Don’t) believe the hype: Could Elliot be our saviour?
In the wake of the disastrous 2012 Labour Day Classic game against the Saskatchewan Rough Riders, the jury is still out on Joey Elliot’s future as the…
Concert Review: Indian City
The West End Cultural Centre is well-known for its awesome live shows. One of the latest acts, Indian City, was no exception. Indian City is…
Aqua Books needs your help!
Used bookstore changes into non-profit venue. Aqua Books was, and still plans to be, a staple in Winnipeg’s creative community. With venues in Winnipeg closing one by one, it is time for the community to step up and lend a hand.
Question of replacing welfare a hot topic for many
Manitoba has for a long time operated with a very intricate welfare system which was designed to assist those who have been disadvantaged and require…