Video: Trib Talks: Racism in Winnipeg
___ Filmed by James Anderson at the University of Winnipeg’s Eckhardt Gramatté Hall Read More
Six people who came out in a big way in 2014
There’s no denying 2014 was a landmark year for the visibility of LGBT people around the world. And while the individual act of coming out seems far from revolutionary in this day and age, the contexts in which these six folks in particular did so remained brave acts that defied convention and certainly gave a lot of people hope for their own futures. Read More
10 moments that defined pop culture in 2014
By Peter Knegt 1. R.I.P. Not to start things off on a dire note, but 2014 seemed like a particularly sad year when it came… Read More
5 things you absolutely must know today
Every morning, we scour the Internet and vet what we believe are the five things you absolutely need to know for the day. Join this mailing list to… Read More
Subtracted City
By Robert Galston and Christopher Friesen The nucleus of Winnipeg’s urban form was the west side of Main Street between the Portage trail and what… Read More
Women’s work
Women, and the work they do, are the backbone of this city, and that is why all candidates for mayor should care about “women’s issues.” Read More
Jets win opener, Ehler gets first taste of NHL action
By: Jared Clinton And so it begins. No one would say it was The Game Heard ‘Round The World, but it was a nice, fun… Read More
Prairies, unmistakably: Video: The 2014 wheat harvest
It doesn't get any more Prairies than this. Read More
House burns, humanity loses
Historic sites make history real. Why losing them means we’re in trouble. Read More
Top 10 Winnipeg Patios
By: Raegan Hedley Winnipeg has been thirsty for summer, and when I say that, I really mean we’ve all been waiting to sit on patios… Read More
A post-Pride run-down of festival favourites, and a guide for 2015
It’s kind of like a really glittery Christmas, but with less guilt and religious/secular tensions, and a much better colour scheme. Read More
Sam Katz, you were right. Rapid Transit is a bad idea
Joseph Kornelsen: "If it’s between Rapid Transit and Scott Fielding’s plan to build more roads, we should just burn the money instead." Read More
Sex, knives, and clowning
Zorya Arrow premieres intimate performance art show. Read More
Through two lenses: Sydney Pollack’s ‘The Yakuza’
With accusations of cultural appropriation and promotion of ‘yellowface’ behaviour, controversy ensued February after the Winnipeg Art Gallery decided to use ‘Big in Japan’ as the theme of their annual Art & Soul fundraiser. Read More
Why debate and rhetoric should become part of the Manitoba curriculum
Whether students use their skills to present ideas to a board of directors, argue for a more efficient approach at a job site, or to simply become more perceptive citizens, they would be well-served by time spent in a debate and rhetoric class. Read More
At the mercy of art
Play about West End doesn’t challenge assumptions. It affirms them Read More