Reflections on reconciliation
National Aboriginal Day saw one Winnipeg teacher engaging young people in a dialogue about Canada’s Indigenous reality.
Sometimes the best things in life are free
Kudos to Winnipeg’s Jazz Fest for their series of free concerts at The Cube, like the sensational performances by Dawn Pemberton.
Epic show raises the bar
It will be hard for Jazz Winnipeg to top the masterful performance by Kamasi Washington and his band.
Affordable music fest kicks off summer
Third annual Real Love Summer Fest features imported talent along with diverse, homegrown indie acts.
Aboriginal spirituality bridges gap
Non-Indigenous community can connect deeply to Aboriginal culture and heritage.
Leadership Winnipeg team creates arts program legacy for newcomer youth
Immigrant and refugee youth to benefit from regular offering of arts based activities.
Local boy returns after scoring big league success
This year, many high hopes for the Bombers rest on the shoulders of Winnipegger Andrew Harris.
Father Brooks preaches from pulpit of Gratitude & Love
This was much more than a concert. This was like a Country religious experience.
Walmart takes on credit card companies
World’s largest retailer will soon refuse to accept Visa cards in their Canadian stores in bid to reduce excessive credit card fees.
Five Alarm Funk fills Pyramid and funks up the full house
Vancouver band marks 20th visit to one of their favourite places – Winnipeg’s Pyramid Cabaret.