The Great Canadian Food Adventure: Squashed potatoes
Squashed potatoes. That’s right. Not mashed. Not smashed. Not even mushed, as they say on Mad About You. But squashed. They’re the easy (and lazy)… Read More
Calgary startup spotlight: Sponsor Energy
People have to pay their power bills every month. Why not use this power for good? Read More
Through the looking glass: Cheezies in bed
It's no secret to anyone who knows me that I struggle with depression. Read More
The Oscars according to kids
A cute, hilarious opportunity to watch those movies everyone is talking about. Read More
The theist & the atheist: Psychology of belief
Do you believe when you assert "God is a projection of ourselves" to be making a psychological claim or a claim about the being of God? Read More
Reducing, reusing, and recycling in Regina
Beginning July 1, citizens of Regina will begin paying (forced to pay) $91 per year for curbside recycling, even if they don't want to. Read More
People with ‘Macarena’ skills disappointed by new ‘Harlem Shake’ dance craze
Will the madness never end? It probably will in a few months actually. Read More
Fine pleasures
The Prairies produce 65 per cent or more of the world's mustard, so the province and growers take the stuff quite seriously. As it happens, so do I.
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Style Spectator: Festival fashion
The Festival du Voyageur is this writer's favourite place to peep Winnipeg style Read More
Navigating Netflix: Portlandia
As they say, the dream of the 90s is alive…in Portland. Read More
How to become a pope
The complexities of this relatively unknown process explained in an animated short by CGP Grey. Read More
The Grandin Mural and the problem of public art
Today, the Grandin Mural appears as an anomaly in Edmonton. Read More
Zero dark Swayze
Zero Dark Thirty is bursting with Oscar buzz, but does the long-awaited sequel to Point Break deserve the acclaim? Read More
Eye on the Austin of the north
A new doc turns a loving lens on Winnipeg's music scene. Read More
Video short: Shane Koyczan’s ‘To This Day’
Poignant, beautiful installment of the To This Day Project. Read More
To This Day Project
Shane Koyczan shares his beautiful poetry about bullying as a short film. “My experiences with violence in schools still echo throughout my life but standing… Read More