Winnipeg’s The Bros. Landreth on a runaway train
Local band hits their stride with release of successful new album that has garnered the attention of an American record label.
A new CFL season and the import-export ratio game
Whatever you call them, American imports have been part of Canadian football for a very long time.
Winnipeg’s most stolen (and recovered) bike
Chances are you, or someone you know, has had a bike stolen at some point in time. In my case, I have had the same bike stolen – and returned – four times.
Rainbow Stage offers brilliant production of Patsy Cline
In its first show of the season, the much adored outdoor stage presents a heartfelt rendition of the songs and history surrounding this legendary country music diva.
‘The Ex’ marks the spot
Summer in Winnipeg just isn’t summer without the Red River Ex. Here’s how you and yours can best enjoy this tradition.
Hughes gets hero’s welcome on way through Winnipeg
The hometown crowd gives Winnipeg Olympian, Clara Hughes, a big lift on the final stretch of her cross country ride in support of mental health.
Downtown food forest to be planted this weekend
Everyone in our community is invited to help plant Winnipeg’s first food forest at The Forks this coming weekend, which is also the Summer Solstice.
Winnipeg’s Raging Grannies fight for social justice
They stood defiant in the pouring rain and sang several songs advocating against war and criticizing recent pension cuts to Armed Forces personnel.
Esoteric is fun for all – local expert launches ‘toon tales book
Winnipeg historian and freelance writer, David Perlmutter, completes the first ever academic and scholarly examination of the history of animated television, to be released on June 24.
‘Give peace a chance’ main message at walk & festival
The 33rd annual Winnipeg Walk for Peace and the 4th annual Winnipeg Peace & Justice Festival took place over the weekend, promoting a culture of justice and peace at home and around the world.