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Change the climate
We can’t control the weather, but what can we do about our human environment? We’re living in a time of unprecedented social and cultural change. But ultimately, we are all responsible for the world we live in and create through our everyday interactions.
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Fighting Fascism
The far-right: what it is and how to stop it
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Whose House? Hardy’s House
Hardy Groening didn’t set out to create a neighbourhood legend. He built it in stages over the years, adding elements according to whimsy or to celebrate family members’ life events.
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Arts and culture briefs
Everything Turns… // SpaceFinder // ONE NIGHT STAND // New Music Festival // CRTC vacant seats
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Winnipeg fashion showcases diversity
As fashion becomes more accessible, indie designers and amateur models have found a place on the Winnipeg scene.
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New MTYP play highlights importance of relationships
Manitoba Theatre for Young People’s (MTYP) newest play, Dib and Dob and the Journey Home, demonstrates how a piece of art can attempt to positively affect people and their relationships.
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Playwright Agatha Christie is celebrated
Modern audiences can explore classic crime fiction, mystery and plot twists at Christie Fest.
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French and English songwriters collaborate
100 NONS paired five French-speaking musicians with five musicians who have some background with the language, but who are not fluent, to write songs together.
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Podcast Review: HerMoney with Jean Chatzky
Jean Chatzky’s weekly 30-minute podcast makes financial advice accessible.
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Podcast Review: Budgets & Cents
Financial advice from freelancers Cait Flanders and Carrie Smith
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3Peat
3Peat is living proof that lyricism is still a driving force in hip-hop music. While 2016 may have given us Desiigner and Lil Yachty — and the indecipherable babble of “mumble rap” — Winnipeg's latest crew is sticking to the fundamentals.
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Well, That’s Garbage
Male ‘period-phobia’: the oldest joke in the book
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News Briefs
Polar bear dive // Biomass research project // Indoor rowing championship // In the greenhouse // Sizeism sucks // Memory and test-taking stategies
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Shining a light on SAD
More than 15,000 members of Winnipeg’s population are feeling the effects of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), a type of depression linked to seasonal changes. As of last January, there are more resources in the city to help.
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Transit conversations in the fast lane
Opening up dialogue about Winnipeg’s rapid transit expansion
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Students put on Cultural Celebration Evening
Enjoy a night of food and entertainment at the city’s cultural hub put together by fellow students.
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Social justice fair aims to get students to volunteer
Over 30 organizations will come together for the 11th annual Social Justice Fair.
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Learn how you can prevent sexual assault
Upstander Education seminar aims to educate on assault prevention
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The PROFile - Hans Werner
Although Dr. Hans Werner never practiced as an engineer, he still wears the iron ring he received upon completing an engineering degree at University of Manitoba.
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Changing the tune of celebrity mourning
Treat social media as a public funeral, not a news ticker
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Bell Let’s Talk overlooks poverty
Starting conversations doesn’t end discrimination
University of Winnipeg and downtown community newspaper
