Passion, grit and determination fuel Indigenous filmmaker’s success
For the past half century, Alanis Obomsawin has directed numerous films that seek justice and fairness for Indigenous people.
Dance performance looks at human connectivity through the lens of a camera
Winnipeg’s Contemporary Dancers’ latest offering deconstructs the camera to frame up how we see ourselves and others.
Seeking justice for everyone
Local film fest informs people about important issues and helps start conversations about making the world a better place.
Headstones own Club Regent
Audience totally engaged by band’s high energy performance.
Clean up on aisle 3
Grocery giant Loblaws set to close 22 ‘underperforming’ supermarkets despite doubling third quarter profits.
Manitoba by the Book: Minneapolis to York Factory by canoe
Two Minneapolis boys set out to paddle to Hudson Bay on an ambitious journey by a pair who had dreams of “Indians and rapids and Mounted Police”.
Manitoba harpist comes home with a new Christmas album
Janelle Nadeau Ensemble set to breathe new life into classic songs, just in time for the holidays.
Public response to building more nuclear weapons
The freedom at stake in the nuclear issue is life itself.
A voice that could melt glaciers
Wiliam Prince warms up West End Cultural Centre with his smooth, rich, golden voice.
Thanks for your service
“They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old .. We will remember them”.