Arts & Culture
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Lifestyle | March 14th 2012
I “liked” it on Facebook, what else do you want from me?
The federal government is looking to cut costs and tighten the national belt. more »
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Arts & Culture | March 14th 2012 | 3
Rock ‘n’ roll animal
If you ever caught punk quartet The Squareheads during its short tenure as Winnipeg’s most dangerous band, you walked away from the show with one thing on your mind: more »
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Theatre | March 14th 2012
An extraordinary, emotionally charged masterwork
Angels in America can’t be called “just another play.” It would be like calling Arcade Fire’s Neon Bible a decent LP, or saying Mad Men is an OK period piece. more »
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Arts & Culture | March 14th 2012
Leah Decter: Expressing ideas and engaging her audience
Leah Decter is giving an artist talk this week, and she certainly has a lot of work and accomplishments to reflect on. more »
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Arts & Culture | March 14th 2012
Martha Street living
Great things are happening down on Martha Street. more »
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Food | March 14th 2012
Something different
I have a little giggle every time I walk into Elements, the restaurant located in the gorgeous University of Winnipeg science building - and that giggle is because of the name. more »
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CD Reviews | March 7th 2012
B.A. JOHNSTON
B.A. Johnston is back to his gut-splitting ways. more »
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CD Reviews | March 7th 2012
MIKE O’NEILL
Crashing in with the warm warble we all adored from his days in The Inbreds, Mike O’Neill’s This Is Who I Am helps to kick off this power pop gem of a disc. more »
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CD Reviews | March 7th 2012
CONSUMER GOODS
Opening with the eight-minute epic Up In Flames, this fourth disc from the newest incarnation from former Winnipegger Tyler Shipley’s Consumer Goods is a step in a different direction. more »
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Arts & Culture | March 7th 2012
The long view and the viewfinder
Who are you in a room full of faces? A colour? A name? An ideal? more »
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