Crime (writing) doesn’t pay
An interview with Debra Komar, forensic anthropologist turned true crime author, and guest at “Thin Air – Winnipeg International Writers Festival”.
Book of Mormon entertaining, well paced
If you’re easily offended or religious, be warned it’s loaded with profanity and no topic is taboo. The writers don’t just step over the line; they hurl themselves over it.
Peres funeral highlights past mistakes
Perhaps Canada, and other countries, will one day apologize for a history of shameful behaviour.
Manitoba’s “Loco-Labyrinth” takes root in Rivers
Project part of bigger mandate of Rivers Train Station Restoration Committee to create sustainable tourism for municipality.
Standing firm at Standing Rock
Land and water defenders from Manitoba have joined thousands of protesters in North Dakota.
Festival highlights city’s design excellence
Annual festival provides captivating glimpse into Winnipeg’s highly functional and collaborative design community.
Miracle concert raises $3.2 million
Winnipeggers show their generosity to the David Foster Foundation that helps families cope with financial hardships caused by sickness.
Open mind, closed heart
Reminders of residential school fuels uneasiness over Jesuit school’s efforts to help Indigenous students.
Design Festival has Finale Party at Portage and Main; pedestrian corridor issue discussed
Artists and public share art, thoughts and ideas on a solution to the Portage and Main pedestrian issue.
Unique workshops a fascinating feature of popular festival
From Natural Burial to Why Fungi Matter, Home Brewing to Urban Beekeeping, Harvest Moon Festival offers outstanding learning sessions.