Diary of an Edmonton model
Here is a short film about a day in the life of a model (Alexandra van Essen) living in Edmonton....sort of. Read More
Stompin’ Tom lives on
In a sublime act of radio footwork, Jian Ghomeshi replayed his 2010 interview with Stompin’ Tom Conners on CBC Radio 1 on Thursday morning. Read More
Finding ‘Bloody Jack’ beyond the perimeter
A startling number of Winnipeggers suffer from perimeteritis, which is an affliction that inhibits 'peg-dwellers from crossing the Perimeter Highway, and, “in extreme cases prevents them from even recognizing that life exists outside of the boundaries of the City of Winnipeg.” Read More
Stompin’ Tom Connors: 1936-2013
Canadian music legend, Stompin’ Tom Connors passed away yesterday from natural causes. He was 77. Much of Canada was saddened upon learning of the death… Read More
Damien Hirst interview on euronews
Damien Hirst seems to be one of those figures that people either love or hate. Read More
Advertisers: Stop lying about vaginas
SCREAMING IN ALL CAPS: another feminist response to pop culture. Read More
BIKE!
Bikes, bikes, bikes! Beautiful, glorious bikes! Read More
The Moving Picture Boys presents “Juggling”
Who doesn't love juggling? Don't answer that. Read More
Misadventures of the DIY renovation
Spring time is approaching and with it comes a sense of renewal, inspiration and ambition. To many this means home renovation time. There are many… Read More
Food security and residential development in Edmonton’s northeast
The City missed out on an opportunity to incorporate food security and urban agriculture into its city planning process. Read More
Thirst: A short film
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you Read More
Istanbul: Time lapse
Istanbul is a gigantic, crazy, beautiful, mysterious, heavily populated, noisy and wonderful place. Read More
They’re definitely not with the band
A Toronto submission for the Cinecoup film Accelerator. Directed by Ally Pankiw, and featuring great Canadian comedians, this film follows Phil and his friends on… Read More
Winnipeg Jets: An ode to hockey
The crowd, however, is fuelled by passion, a passion surrounding a long-dormant civic pride that finally has something tangible to attach itself to Read More
A safer, less atomized downtown Winnipeg
Downtown Winnipeg is unsafe in some places and at some times. This is and always will be a rough town. But it's one where it's still possible to learn to live together and share the same spaces again. Read More
Jasper Place Library: A beautiful space for new generations of memories
As soon as I walked into the library, I felt like I was back in my childhood. Read More