Winnipeg filmmaker and artist Matea Radic is taking her animated short film Paradaïz to Los Angeles this fall, where it will have its Los Angeles premiere at the highly selective Animation Is Film fes...

Even though the latest event from the Winnipeg Poetry Slam is technically a competition, organizer Jules Stevenson doesn’t see it that way. “One of the things that we always say is, ‘Applaud the poet...

Weight, nutrition and muscle mass often dominate conversations about healthy aging, but another important measure can be easier to overlook: bone density. At Body Measure in Winnipeg, co-owner Melina...

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For three days this August, Winnipeg audiences will have the rare opportunity to see what happens before the curtain rises. The Royal Winnipeg Ballet is opening its creative process to the public with...

David Jón Fuller can still recall his experiences with the ghosts of the theatre world at the old Mother Tucker's Restaurant on Donald Street, which used to be a venue at the Winnipeg Fringe Festival.

... Doctor Who. The choir's members are largely responsible for the arrangements of the music that they share in concerts throughout the year. "We ...

A section of the Perimeter Highway is closed Sunday evening after extreme heat caused the road to buckle and heave. As a result, the Perimeter is closed from Highway 1 to Saskatchewan Avenue. Relate...

For the five-plus centuries that it has existed, opera has always been an innovative genre. From the halls of the bourgeoise to the theatres of the common people, it has always found a way to capture ...

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Environment Canada has issued a rare dust storm warning covering much of southern Manitoba, including Winnipeg, the Red River Valley, Westman, and parts of the Interlake. The warning was issued Thursd...

When author Christine Fischer Guy first decided that her next book would be about music, she decided that research would not be enough. She would have to re-learn how to play the piano. “It was actua...

Tim Hague Sr. and his wife Sheryl are currently completing their last few days on the Camino de Santiago in Spain, helping raise funds and awareness for Parkinson's disease. Hague was diagnosed with Young Onset Parkinson's Disease (YOPD) in 2011, and shortly after he raced and won The Amazing Race Canada with his son, Tim Jr. Ten years ago, Hague started U-Turn Parkinsons in Winnipeg. To celebrate this milestone, Hague and his wife Sheryl flew to Spain just over a week ago to hike 100 kms of the famous trail, in what they're calling their 10/10/10 Grand Camino Trail in Spain. googletag.cmd.push(function() { if($(document).width()

The Manitoba government is moving to ban personalized pricing based on consumer data. The proposed Bill 49 would make it illegal for retailers to charge different prices to customers using personal or...

In Monday’s (3/9) Classic107.com (Canada), Chris Wolf reports, “The Boston Symphony Orchestra has announced that music director Andris Nelsons will conclude his tenure with the orchestra following the 2027 Tanglewood season. The decision, made by the BSO’s board of trustees, effectively ends Nelsons’ 13-season leadership … The announcement, released Friday, was unusually direct … In a... Read more »

I Love to Read month is officially upon us, and McNally Robinson Booksellers is making it more fun than ever to ramp up reading with a wide range of activities for the whole family. .embed-container ...

German conductor Helmuth Rilling, widely considered to be one of the most influential interpreters of the music of J.S. Bach and other Baroque composers, has passed away at the age of 92. A noted fig...

Manitoba writer Rowan McCandless has received an honourable mention in the Prairie Fire MRB annual writing contest for her creative nonfiction essay It Is What It Is. The national contest draws submis...

Manitoba RCMP have issued a dangerous person alert for Pimicikamak Cree Nation and surrounding areas following an early-morning abduction. According to RCMP, officers from the Cross Lake detachment re...