Culture
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Don’t sweat the star stuff
Understanding the science behind your horoscope
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Film series showcases Indigenous voices
The Decolonizing Lens holds free monthly screenings
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Snacks, drinks and fresh theatre
Theatre Projects Manitoba Salons offer a taste of new projects
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Images From a Wasteland
Remediation featured in the FLASH Photography Festival
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Arts and culture briefs
Flat sculptures // send + receive at U of W // Talent Lab // ACTRA awards // Thin Air // Behind the scenes
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Whose House? Ari’s House
Local hip-hop artist Ari i.Q. has walked a long road to where he is today.
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Fashion Streeter
“I was so tired today, so I wore all black to mourn my sleep.”
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Critipeg
Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos has made a name for himself creating absurdist black comedies and delivering on outrageous premises with deadpan seriousness.
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Critipeg
It’s no easy feat to make a compelling documentary about a story everyone has followed in the press or online. When everyone knows the ending, a filmmaker has to work to make their audience care about the beginning and the middle.
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Preserving the harvest
Enjoy summer’s produce through the winter
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Manitoba Eats
The many options for getting local grub
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Are we killing local thrift stores?
Students go to thrift empires rather than small boutiques.
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Home to the City of Ghosts
Musician Sierra Noble returns with new sounds.
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Arts and Culture Briefs
ACTRA Awards // Family dance // Our Land // Taken women // Sightless painting
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Whose House? Tannis’ House
Winnipeg is a city where most creative people can be described as having a “diverse portfolio.” But, even by those standards, Tannis Kelm has a remarkably diverse portfolio.
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Get the Winnipeg Look
For those who gravitate toward beauty and fashion, Winnipeg can feel like a stepping stone on the way to a more glamorous city like Toronto, Montreal or Vancouver. But The Peg is in the midst of a makeover montage as local style icons embrace its humble vibe and lead the way in flaunting it.
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How to Survive
Paul Hewak explains how to survive the lunchroom.
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Fashion Streeter
“Rainbows are good. I express myself with colours.”
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Safer Sex
About 25 per cent of Canadians living with HIV do not know they are positive, according to the Public Health Agency of Canada.
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Space To Work Out
Initiative wants to know if you feel comfortable in our gym