Tim Thompson’s “We, The Undersigned” featuring John K. Sampson

Winnipeg's John K Sampson began a petition to get Reggie "The Riverton Rifle" Leach into the Hockey Hall of Fame. Filmmaker Tim Thompson documents the day he delivered the signatures, along with a merry band of singers, to a bewildered Hall of Fame employee. Read More

Art, Arts & Life

Removing the inhibitions from exhibitions, putting the art back in party

Creating spaces for you to experience new art and forge new memories in. Read More

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Driving Alberta’s “Dan the Music Man”

Driving Alberta is a film project exploring the people and stories that make Alberta what it is. This segment features Edmonton musician and producer, Dan Davidson. Read More

Arts & Life, Travel

Prairies, unmistakably: Exploring “The North”

The dream was to explore the North. It did not include losing a game of chicken to an Amish buggy, receiving a geography lecture from a bemused soccer mom, or relying on the protection of a boisterous Polish-Canadian. But, c’est la vie, I s’pose. Read More

Music, Prairie Post

Here Lies Haunter: Regina

"Not the hole you thought it was." Read More

City & Politics, Politics

Smooth sailing for Selinger?

Taking a break from the PST talk, will Premier Selinger run again next election? Read More

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Sydney Edwards’ ‘Things I Have Seen’

Sydney Edwards takes us on her Rockey Mountain adventure, to the music of Read More

Music, Prairie Post

Here Lies Haunter: The Prairies Tour Blog

A savage journey to the heart of the middle of nowhere. Read More

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BCKGRNDS, PTTRNS, TXTRS + TNTS [LIVE EXCERPT]

Winnipeg artists Heidi Phillips, Mike Germain and Scott Fitzpatrick have created BCKGRNDS, PTTRNS, TXTRS + TNTS, an experimental film project. Read More

Columns

Best alleyway in Canada

Best Neighbourhood in Canada: Cracked and crumbling concrete slabs lean into the centre of the strip, a valley much like the Red's, strewn with detritus, busted bottles, and draped in the sickly sweet odours of rotting garbage throughout the year, this is by far the Best Alleyway in Canada. Read More

Columns

Grumpy over Ashton Kutcher’s “performance” at the Teen Choice Awards

If Kutcher is convinced brains and not beauty is why he’s considered sexy, then he’s Punk’d himself. Read More

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Pawel Urbanski’s ‘The Fort: Traveling through Fort Edmonton Park, time and space’

Pawel Urbanski takes us on a tour of the exceptionally well restored Fort Edmonton Park, in Edmonton, Alberta. Read More

Arts & Life

Regina attracting some big-name musical acts and sporting events

In the past few years alone, Saskatchewan has hosted five major events that have caught the attention of not just the country, but also across the border into the U.S. and even across the world. Read More

Arts & Life, Travel

Ted Nugent for President: A motorcycle diary

“The North won!” you feel like yelling. But the Americana is interesting to observe, and inevitably leads to discussions on passion and Canadian patriotism. Read More

Columns

Navigating Netflix: Hell on Wheels

People in the world of Hell on Wheels are replaceable and are expected to give their lives in service of the railroad. So don’t get attached to any of the characters. Read More

Columns

The difference between U.S.: The disappearing border part 1

Which region enjoys the greatest cross border solidarity? Read More