Ikea. Say no more
The arrival of the Swedish furniture maker is arguably the biggest event in Winnipeg’s retail history since Timothy Eaton built his famous store on Portage Avenue in 1905. Read More
Winning the war on the car – by losing it
Somewhere between blue-sky idealism and pragmatic realism are more practical ways to improve streets. Read More
Stir the Pot: An exciting time for food lovers in Winnipeg
What is next? Who is opening the next hot new restaurant? On what new adventures is the next young chef going to take us? Read More
Pip Skid on Portage Place, the bus, and why Winnipeg is the worst
“The bus is like a mental hospital that rides around and lets people on and off” Read More
Send + Receive is good for all of us
This October, Canada's longest-running experimental music festival returns to Winnipeg Read More
Local bar’s closure a sign of much larger problems
The Lo Pub and Bistro, an Ellice Avenue staple and the University of Winnipeg's long-time student bar, recently closed its doors for the last time. Read More