Racing, on the rocks
Winnipeggers know how hard driving on icy roads can be, but what about racing on them? Well that’s exactly what some Winnipeggers do… Read More
Cootie Club: creating safe spaces, one show at a time
“Actively including people in community initiatives takes more than ‘hey, come here and join us,’ it takes work to unlearn the things that many don’t even realize they participate in, like racism, transphobia, and ableism.” Read More
Point Douglas is for lovers
Looking for a Valentine’s Day gift for your sweetheart? The Point Douglas is still for Lovers North End Craft Show is giving people the chance… Read More
Be Nobody art show takes jab at fame
A new art show poking fun at fame, by a locally famous artist, who now lives in Berlin, is opening this Friday at Lantern Gallery.… Read More
Oh, Doughnuts
“I feel crushing, monumental pressure,” she jokes. “I’m pretty self-deprecating and self-conscious, and I’m worried about pleasing everybody, so I just walk in and assume nobody is there for doughnuts.” Read More
After the gold rush: photos from Winnipeg’s interwar years
These photos serve to illustrate the city during a forgotten period of it history, between unbridled growth and optimism at the start of the century, and urban decline and mega-scaled hopes and interventions at the century's end. Read More
5 things you absolutely must know today (weekend edition)
Every morning, we scour the Internet and vet what we believe are the five things you absolutely need to know for the day. Join this mailing list to… Read More
Subtracted City
By Robert Galston and Christopher Friesen The nucleus of Winnipeg’s urban form was the west side of Main Street between the Portage trail and what… Read More
5 things you absolutely must know today
Every morning, we scour the Internet and vet what we believe are the five things you absolutely need to know for the day. Join this mailing list to… Read More
5 things you absolutely must know today
Every morning, we scour the Internet and vet what we believe are the five things you absolutely need to know for the day. Join this mailing list to… Read More
There’s something rotten in Winnipeg
Perhaps Judy was not the ideal choice for Winnipeg's mayor. Perhaps Bowman was the better choice. Regardless of this fact, she does not deserve to be ridiculed for being a human being. Read More
Singer love
Not bound by what some may think of as stereotypical choir or choral music – you don’t have to go to church to see these folks – they perform rock anthems, big band hits, and current pop favourites. Read More
Brian Bowman is Winnipeg’s new mayor
With just over half of eligible voters casting ballots, Winnipeggers elected Brian Bowman their mayor by a staggering margin of 53,064 votes over second-place finisher, Judy Wasylycia-Leis Read More
Women’s work
Women, and the work they do, are the backbone of this city, and that is why all candidates for mayor should care about “women’s issues.” Read More
Theatre Review: Small Things
The saddest thing in Small Things isn’t any part of the story Read More
(The) Good Will for all
“I think the cool thing about this place is we all kind of came in wanting to build a place for Winnipeg, and it’s kind of like the people that are part of this are the kind of people we want to bring in here." Read More