Hockey’s back, but the poison remains
The lockout didn’t momentarily bring out the worst in the enterprise. It just bubbled to the surface long enough for us to really notice it. Read More
Off the Fecal Cliff
Samantha Bennett: "Cringing at the unveiling of naked, blind avarice flourishing in so many in power." Read More
In praise of ripasso
The real truth is, if you see 'ripasso' written anywhere on the label you should buy the wine. Read More
Prairie Daily
Calgary’s story singer, Regina church’s fate unknown and Toronto polar bear moves to Winnipeg. Read More
Navigating Netflix: Layer Cake
It’s an engaging crime thriller well worth watching on a frozen Prairie evening. Read More
Style Spectator: Looking cool, staying warm
A couple of fresh-to-death skaters went out in style to enjoy an uncommonly brisk day Read More
Slow & Steady: Churchill drift
Traveling up to Churchill during polar bear season in late October to early November should be on everyone’s bucket list. Read More
Poll: How do you feel about the return of the NHL?
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How are your first few bites? #thisrestosucks
What I don’t get is why people feel free to say online what they are too timid to say in person. Read More
Divine improvisation
In his new book, a Winnipeg priest plunges into John Coltrane's jazz, and finds faith at its heart Read More
Samuel L. Jackson covers Taylor Swift
"You go talk to your dumb-ass friends." Read More
Thanks, Internet: Reddit launches a music career
Maybe as close as you can get to overnight success. Read More
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I miss Lance Armstrong
Lance Armstrong is going on Oprah to admit the facts that we’ve long known, that he is a false champion, a doper and a fraud.… Read More
Corporate influence and Aboriginal consent in Alberta: Bill C-45
Here in Alberta, the growing influence of corporate interest over governmental legislation is perhaps the most pressing issue that these omnibus bills represent. Read More
Prairie Daily
Calgary-raised actor dies at 89, Saskatchewan film industry “severely” underfunded, Edmonton plant creates more jobs, and Winnipeg's new 50-cent coin. Read More