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Money management
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When I lived in Zimbabwe with my parents, I thought I was good with money. I knew how to budget, I did not spend unnecessarily, I tithed regularly and I always felt in control...
Pothole magic
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Every spring, Winnipeg enters its annual “pothole season,” when crumbling roads spread chaos from main routes to side streets, frustrating drivers, Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) and city officials alike.
This recurring “pothole magic” stems from...
A letter to Benson Boone and the Mormon backflip theory
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Recently, my thoughts have been consumed by Benson Boone. If you haven’t heard of him, I would first answer, “Lucky you.” However, my disdain for Boone stems from a deep-seated jealousy of his ability...
The wonders of museums
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Museums offer a place for more than just displaying art, science and the events of the past. Museums are places for people to get lost in and discover interests and passions on display, to...
Mia Kelly to release Big Time Roller Coaster Feeling
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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 performances, including at the Winnipeg Folk Festival, the Gatineau...
Mise en Scene looks back on their coming of age
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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 were also promoted through a double-track single and two...
Working shifts and shifting lives
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The woman sits, her glassy eyes staring aimlessly into the distance while shifting apparitions of faces and arms float around her. Her hands, clenched tightly into fists, grip and pull strips of paper across...







