Top 5 things to do in Winnipeg (and Stonewall) this weekend
Don't do anything else. Just do these things. Read More
Polarized debate over rape prevention misses the point
Pitting ideology against reality doesn’t work. In order to effect real change while acknowledging daily challenges, we need a more nuanced approach. Read More
Review: The Best Brothers
Down the street at RMTC another gentle comedy is playing. But The Best Brothers is better – tighter, sharper, closer, wiser and funnier. Read More
Review: Mary Chase’s Harvey
Mary Chase’s gentle post-war comedy about a bromance with an invisible, six-foot-tall rabbit has enough golden moments of human connection and slapstick successes you can overlook its weaker sections. Read More
Film Review: Escape Plan
Maybe you saw it coming, maybe you didn't: Escape Plan is a funny buddy movie. BOOM.
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Knowing the nearest subway station is half the battle
More than one seasoned Torontonian has assured me that within a year or so, I’ll hate the TTC as much as they do and perhaps they’re right. Read More
Manitoba’s First Pro/Am Brew Challenge
In November, the Winnipeg Brew Bombers will be hosting Manitoba’s first Beer Judge Certification Program-sanctioned brew competition, where amateur brewers will challenge the professionals. Read More
Is: Rae Spoon
A present tense interview with author and musician Rae Spoon. Read More
So long Roslyn Road, hello my Riverview home
It was a sad day packing up our stuff and leaving the Shelldrake and the Best Neighbourhood in Canada behind. But we take comfort in the fact we're just a quick pedal away and things happening down here, too. Read More
Is: Sanctums
A present tense interview with electronic duo Sanctums. Read More
Photo gallery: Smoky Tiger’s rooftop concert at Deer + Almond for Nuit Blanche
A roundup of the Smoky Tiger concert on the roof of Deer + Almond. The last photo is of an art installation that was in the alley nearby. Read More
Pet Patter: Are you right for a pet?
The next time you feel the impulse to bring an animal into our homes, take stock and make sure you have the time and energy to create a happy life for it. Read More
Nuit Blanche?
“Nuit Blanche”. What does that mean? There’s no way of knowing. Read More
The heart of the CFL is in the Prairies
While southern Ontario and Quebec made Canadian football, the West completed it. Read More
Richard Ray’s ‘Winnipeg’ timelapse
This beautiful timelapse video featuring The Forks and the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg was shot by Richard of Richard Ray Photography. Read More
Nintendo flags fly at half mast
The (former) president of Nintendo died this past Thursday. He was 85, and had served as president of Nintendo for 50 years, from 1949 to 1999. Read More