Winnipeg needs to smarten up about transit policy
Is the city and Winnipeg Transit really accommodating Blue Bomber fans for 9 evenings a year over the transportation needs for students over an entire academic year? Read More
Manitoba’s rich, sweet, tasty brewing history
300 Years of Beer explores our province's love affair with the cause of, and solution to all of life's problems. Read More
5 things you absolutely must know today
Calgary begins flood clean up; AB premier Alison Redford pledges $1 billion in relief funding; SK prepares for floodwater moving east; a Winnipeg committee has approved traffic changes in downtown to accommodate proposed tower and Rob Ford attends his first Pride event after three years in office. Read More
Plainsight Pictures presents ‘For Our Tomorrow – Calgary Flood 2013’
Plainsight Pictures in Calgary captured some beautifully haunting images of the flooding in their city. Read More
Chris Gaudrey’s ‘Sometimes, The Moon’
Watch as a lovely skateboard evolves from tree to skatepark in this film by media producer (and drummer( Chris Gaudrey. Read More
Grumpy Young Man’s Run for the Cure
Last Tuesday, the American Medical Association voted to define obesity as a disease, although calling obesity a disease seems extremely insensitive, you know, to people who actually have diseases. Read More
Straight Shooters: Practical wisdom for couples
Samantha and Gordon share what has often been hard-won wisdom, in the happy hope it will be of service. Read More
Summer solstice at Stonehenge
Summer solstice at Stonehenge. The annual event attracted 20,000 people who came out to welcome the arrival of summer in a variety of ways. Read More
Navigating Netflix: What’s next?
As much great content as Netflix Canada has, there are a few additions I would like to see made available to stream. Read More
Dr. Booze breaks the $50 mark
There are any number of people out there who buy quite expensive wines – around the $50 mark – but don’t have a wine cellar.… Read More
A boob tube summer
With summer upon us, all the major season (or series) finales are in the rear-view mirror. Read More
Let it die: Why you should forget about the Albert
We'll all survive without the Albert. There are a number of new spaces across town, including the handful of remaining worn-out hotel dive bars, that are filling the void. Read More
Alberta ravaged by floods
Here is one of many amateur videos that have been posted in the past 24 hours of flood waters in Alberta. This is swollen Sheep River in Okotoks. Read More
5 things you absolutely must know today
The bar at the Albert in Winnipeg closes yet again; a state of emergency has been issued in Calgary and Canmore due to flooding; Saskatoon make plans for core neighbourhoods; Disney Canada partners with the Calgary Stampede to promote the upcoming film, The Lone Ranger and an explosion at a fireworks factory in Quebec kills at least two. Read More
Candy Fox’s ‘Unsheltered’
Regina, Saskatchewan takes on a gloomy hue in Candy Fox's "experimental" film. Read More
Review: Haunter’s Rivers & Rust
Rivers and Rust screams Prairie album, with the sights, sounds and experiences of a band familiar with the heart of the continent built into the songs. Read More