The Academy in Osborne Village does several things and for that reason fails to be really good at any of them.
Faced with more terrifying financial obstacles than Manitoba, the people of Ontario manage to maintain more prosperous small businesses. As it seems, Winnipeg’s less sophisticated business regulations may play a large role in this distinction.
Cycling is many things: a hobby, a way of getting around and even a way of life. It is not, however, as strictly or uniformly regulated as other forms of traffic. This week I want your feedback on the issues affecting cyclists, motorists and how they could or should share the road.
With 650 bands in Toronto this week for the North by Northeast music festival, there’s a lot to choose from. This is what I checked out on Wednesday.
Winnipeg’s The Details and Seattle’s David Bazan were highlights of pre-North by Northeasy festivities in Toronto on Tuesday, June 14.
An ode and goodbye to work as an interdisciplinary writing tutor.
Enjoy Your Pumas, meet Metro Station; Take Me To The Pilot, meet Kings of Leon.
Tabloid is not a pejorative.
At the end of the day, news should be about telling the most accurate and balanced story possible, regardless of whether you were born with an X or a Y chromosome.
This morning, city council voted 10-6 in favour of the 2011 operating budget—a spending plan that has sparked significant controversy, as well as a city-wide media campaign, over a proposed increase in the frontage levy for city properties and a hike in recreation fees.
I have spent the last several months obsessively following what has become a virtual echo-chamber of punditry around the possibility of a federal election this spring.
Really? Seriously. Really?
No one needs to hear about your sex life on the bus.
The 2011 Happiness Project Challenge.
The possibility of a UWFA strike, explored in haiku.
Evacuations, elections and strikes.
It’s not your server’s fault that you’re illiterate.
Friends let friends eat poorly.
We need to increase voter turnout for the UWSA elections.
The last time the Uniter spoke with singer-songwriter Matt Epp, he was taking a much deserved break from a 150-show tour that took him from B.C. to Newfoundland, to California to Mexico. However, not much has changed about Epp’s tireless work effort, it appears.
