Creating harmony through artistic expression
Young people use creativity to promote empathy, celebrate diversity and nourish cultural harmony.
PTE deconstructs myth of happily ever after
“Marriage: A Demolition in Two Acts” is a fast-paced, cleverly written treatise of modern life.
Less reason for cable in TV’s digital realm
Notwithstanding skinny basic, there are fewer reasons every day to be a slave to the cable companies.
Mapping Identity: A Decolonizing Arts Practices Project
Colombian Mestiza interdisciplinary artist, Praba Pilar, brings her experience with mapping identity projects to Winnipeg’s North End youth.
Pi anyone?
Every March 14 (3/14), Pi or 3.14159, is revered all across the globe. In a world where things are always changing, there is something constant.
A tribute to Myrtle: how book lovers help sick kids
Woman’s lifelong dedication to Children’s Hospital used book sale is remembered fondly by her family.
Hidden in the bulrushes
Collection of lost Canadian art rediscovered on new online gallery.
Replacing “The Most Interesting Man in the World”
When pop culture is top of the news: beer maker to no longer use pitchman famous for his line, “Stay thirsty my friends.”
Young and savvy
Local band Panicland uses music, tech and social media to carve their niche in today’s rapidly changing industry.
Spring break’s hidden gem
It’s understated, tucked away and free, yet the Manitoba Electrical Museum and Education Centre is very engaging and just might be “the place” to take your kids this spring break.