Culture
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The pros and cons of local alcohol delivery
Shrugging Doctor Brewing Company, a new alcohol delivery service which launched Jan. 27, is hoping to reshape the way people in Winnipeg obtain their booze.
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Cutting back on refined sugars
Even those who prefer savoury treats may find sugar in their favourite pre-packaged snacks, but consumers are seeking out other ways to indulge cravings.
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V-Day isn’t just for couples
Public service announcement: Valentine’s Day isn’t just for couples.
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More choice for varied taste at The Good Will
The Good Will Social Club was once divided into the bar side and the pizza side. Have a Nice Day, the new eatery, promises to be a more cohesive space with options as diverse as its clientele.
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Arts and culture briefs
Greg Rekus’ third album // Folk Alliance International // Gender barriers in media // Indian City’s new album // Stages: Drawing the Current // Nickelodeon Writing Program
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Whose House? Amanda’s house
For some, record collecting is merely an obsession that leads to shrinking wallets and disappearing apartment space. But for Amanda Stefaniuk, the host of UMFM’s Mondo Hollywood, it’s also lead to years of radio experience.
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Lez be honest
It doesn’t sound like a big deal not to see yourself represented in the latest teen drama or popular blockbuster. And in a way, it’s not significant in the way that basic rights are for the LGBTQ+ community. However, it does represent another level of belonging within society that straight people automatically have.
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Popularity of tea is growing
Tea is hot, and local shops are opening all over town to meet the demand.
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Dig into natural wellness
With easier access to information about health and wellness online, plant-based medicine is becoming more popular. Consumers who may have been curious about the benefits of plants can now find research, local greenhouses and helpful people to guide them in their search.
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Arts and culture briefs
YouTube Party // Here’s My Canada // Flashback Film Fest // Randy Bachman documentary // Best original song in film
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Whose House? André’s house
André Lewis is a spontaneous kind of guy. The artistic director of Canada’s Royal Winnipeg Ballet (RWB) has been with the company for more than 40 years, but he says he may never have wound up with them if not for a fluke.
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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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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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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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Arts and culture briefs
Everything Turns… // SpaceFinder // ONE NIGHT STAND // New Music Festival // CRTC vacant seats
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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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Fashion Streeter
“Be over, be under, be true, but never give up. Fashion reflects personality."
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Arts and Culture Briefs
Big Fun // Industry conference // UMSwing // Fundraiser for Sage House // Discounted music lessons
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Whose House? Jason’s House
Four years ago, when musician Jason Tait moved back to Winnipeg after more than a decade in Toronto, he went about converting his detached garage into a home studio.
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Un-Supermarket
Sari Habiluk's comic explores the dynamic of supermarket staff.