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Finding your footing
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Indoor rock climbing and bouldering are having their moment, and U of M students have three places to try it — The Hive, Vertical Adventures and the university’s climbing wall in the Active Living...
Be a traveller, not a tourist
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If you’ve ever had the privilege of travelling, you’ve probably heard the stereotype of tourists travelling across the world to scroll on their phones, talk loudly and never walk anywhere. Having recently been to...
Small-scale farming is the future of tomorrow
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Have you ever looked in your fridge and wondered where your food comes from? Food production is often based on aesthetics, time production and profitability rates, with production often being fast-paced, using pesticides and...
Winnipeg Fringe Festival 2026 draws to a close
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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 in 1988, hosted shows by 160 performing companies in 31...
Reviews of three Winnipeg Fringe plays
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The Golden Boys — 3/5
This gender bent riff on the classic sitcom The Golden Girls by Anthony Ferens portrays the tomfoolery and unlikely kinship between four senior men cohabiting in Winnipeg. Marketed as a...
Truth before reconciliation
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For nearly two decades, Sean Carleton has focused his work on the history of Canada’s Indian Residential School (IRS) system and the ways that history continues to be challenged today.
Carleton is an associate professor...
The FIFA dream lives on
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The FIFA World Cup 2026 saw co-host Canada in Group B with Switzerland, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Qatar. Canada drew 1-1 against Bosnia and Herzegovina, followed by a 6-0 win against Qatar and a...







