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The Lost Expressionist found
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While not a known name in the history of Manitoban art, Nick Yudell was an experimental photographer from Modern who is now getting some recognition. His story and photographs went largely unrecognized until earlier...
Maya Turner kicks glass ceiling
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Coming from the soccer field after years in the game, 20-year-old Maya Turner knew how to kick a ball.
“I played soccer my whole life, through my first year of university and the start of...
We’re back (in print), baby!
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Even before I set foot on campus for the first time, way back in the fall of 2019, I knew I wanted to be a journalist.
During my first week four years ago I was...
The great Zoom experience
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I grew up on movies, especially the ones about the so-called “great college experience,” one of learning, meeting friends, sitting in great big lecture halls, parties, studying long hours in the library and maybe...
Self-order kiosks — the future of food on campus
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One of the many changes the COVID-19 virus brought about was the need for social distancing and contactless technologies throughout many industries, with the U of M only having recently returned to in-person classes,...
International Indigenous Hip Hop Awards full of rising stars
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Winnipeg’s Exchange Event Centre hosted the second annual International Indigenous Hip Hop Awards Show Aug. 26 and 27. The awards and surrounding conference highlighted artists in the Indigenous urban entertainment world and celebrated the...
Living Hour, ‘Someday Is Today’ — 5/5 Stars
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Living Hour has long been a shining star of Winnipeg’s indie-rock scene, providing us sleepwalking prairie-dwellers with dreamy, washed-out and romantic sounds since 2013.
Taking inspiration from our harsh winters and wide open skies, Living...






