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Crowdfunding the Oldfolks Home
A growth in confidence is not exactly an expected result from an earth-shattering divorce, but it is exactly what Winnipeg’s Ricardo Lopez-Aguilar needed to push him to the next level musically as his one-man folktronic outfit Oldfolks Home.
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It came from The Girth
Winnipeg five-piece The Girth has just released its latest polished basement recording and the self-titled disc is a baker’s dozen of hilarious, compact tunes about living underwater, messy men and other things that could be misconstrued as children’s songs.
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Stepping out of the shadows
Alexisonfire’s farewell tour won’t be hitting Winnipeg in December, but Wade MacNeil hasn’t forgotten about us.
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More than just Canada’s Kim Deal
Juno award-winning singer-songwriter Julie Doiron has been making pleasant noise for 22 years.
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Backyard chicken initiative gaining ground
Lately, I have been feeling like a chicken secret agent.
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Abusive men get off scot-free
Lately a disturbing trend in the popular media has come to my attention.
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University project revisits Gordon Bell field acquisition saga
It began with one impassioned voice and grew into a student movement that is seeing sod replace concrete at the corner of Broadway and Portage.
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Science complex receives accessibility award
The Richardson College for the Environment and Science Complex has received official praise from the city for its universal incorporation of accessible design.
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Fashion Streeter
I wear what I feel comfortable in. I like to wear a mixture of current trends and classic pieces.
University of Winnipeg and downtown community newspaper