Coal mine canary flies into The Pas
From Martha Street Studios to The Pas, local artist showcases exhibition about barriers faced by artists who are disabled.
Canada opens her heart
Final Tragically Hip concert brings outpouring of love.
Cabin concert at Fort Whyte: delightful performance in beautiful setting
Amidst the crickets, loons and mosquitoes, Raine Hamilton shares her natural talents as a singer/songwriter.
Little fanfare for Ben Hur remake
New version of Hollywood blockbuster from 56 years ago arrives with relatively little fanfare despite some very effective storytelling.
Stuff Made in China
Franco-Maniotban storyteller, poet and performer, TiBert le Voyageur, recites one of his poems at CNC’s Video Booth.
Home life challenging for early settlers
History comes alive in Winnipeg neighbourhoods where century-old artifacts detail the vicissitudes of early domestic life.
River Heights artist dazzles the Big Apple
Local artist Bob Scurfield was in New York City recently to host an exhibition of his work.
Unique response to cancer battle spawns “fringe of the Fringe” experience
Renovated firehall to host bold production on how flirting with death can teach profound lessons about life.
An enjoyable first rodeo
Interstellar Rodeo at The Forks has grown but still remains an intimate fan favourite festival.
Cuban Pavilion – elegant and colourful
Cuban Pavilion provided top notch dancing and singing at a venue filled with Salsa music and beautiful outfits.