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When “free” isn’t forever
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Snapchat has announced it will begin charging users for storing large amounts of content with its Memories feature -- a move that signals a broader shift in how social media platforms monetize user content....
Responding to ego-threat with self-compassion
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What happens when we turn our inner critic into a kinder voice?
Research from the Soothing Ego-Threat with Self-Compassion (SETS) lab at the U of M is examining how self-compassion can help people cope with...
The Art of Getting Lost and Found releases March 26
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Kelowna-based writer Glenna Turnbull, known for over two-decades as a freelance arts writer and columnist, is set to release her debut novel, The Art of Getting Lost and Found, this March.
Published by Breakwater Books,...
Holland navigates the complex life of a caregiver
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Holland is Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre’s (RMTC) latest original three-act comedic play, following parents Carrie and Paul as they navigate the bureaucratic lack of accessible social services for their child with cerebral palsy. It...
we tend to care opens in Winnipeg galleries
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WAG-Qaumajuq’s recent exhibition is the touring exhibition we tend to care by multidisciplinary artist, mother and community organizer Carrie Allison, which opened on Feb. 6.
The exhibition, produced in collaboration with Urban Shaman Contemporary Art,...
A coming-of-age story, but about a mother
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Parents always want the best for their children, but they may not always know what their children need — this is the lesson of The Mother and the Bear. Filmed in Winnipeg and released...
U of M graduate creates rustic, peaceful and golden art
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U of M fine art honours graduate Leah Gertzen exhibited her more recent work in the self-curated Morningtide show at the U of M student gallery in Taché Hall from Jan. 21 to 28....







