The Uniter

Home of the Funeral

Thomas Pashko (Managing editor) – October 20, 2016

What goes into the industry we hope we never have to deal with

Seeking the snitch

Keeley Braunstein-Black (Staff photographer) – October 12, 2016

Whomping Willows bring quidditch to life

Manitobans currently spend between $300 and $500 million on marijuana annually, and that number is growing. Your across-the-hall neighbour or pizza guy with his baggy of shake may contribute to that total, but recreational marijuana is only a small piece of the puzzle.

What is a Wesmen?

Talula Schlegel – September 29, 2016

“The Wesmen” has a long historical background and meaning, but over time, its meaning has changed in the context of sports. The name given to University of Winnipeg sports teams has morphed into the desired identity of those who engage and connect with it. But, at the core, what truly is a Wesmen?

Get the Winnipeg Look

Melanie Dahling – September 22, 2016

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.

Manitoba Fungi

Meg Crane – September 15, 2016

The mysterious and delicious mushrooms of our province

Welcome Back

Anastasia Chipelski – September 8, 2016

We’re back with a fresh new paper for you! If this whole newspaper business is new to you, welcome! I’ll give you a brief tour.

Reunite with your ride

Anastasia Chipelski – September 8, 2016

How cyclists can improve their chances of recovering a stolen bike

Is Folk Fest “Manitoba’s Mecca”?

Alana Trachenko – August 8, 2016

Folk Fest is giving attendees and campers something they can’t find anywhere else and it’s not just four days of good music. It might just be the same thing that religion offered to people for thousands of years before many decided that they didn’t need it anymore.