Communications + Media 03.05.24 2024 Issue — Time: A Letter to Readers Editorial Board What does “time” mean to us? Read Full Article
Identity Creative Nonfiction 26.04.24 Aaniindi Ezhaayin? (Where are you Going?) Hannah Palamer In the family tree, trauma’s roots run deep. After losing a family member to addiction, one young woman confronts the pain of her past and reconnects to her Indigenous identity. Read Full Article
Arts + Culture Feature 15.03.24 Casting a Wider Net Alicia Régnier Joseph Sevillo, creator of the all-Filipinx musical “Ma-Buhay! A New Musical”, and Julia Ulayok Davis, an Inuit performer and aspiring creator, are ushering in a new — more diverse — era for musical theatre in Manitoba. Read Full Article
Health + Lifestyle Creative Nonfiction 02.04.24 A Forest in a Day Caleb Jutzi 10,000 trees or bust Read Full Article
Planet Feature 15.03.24 Where The Frogs Still Sing Jura McIlraith Northern leopard frogs were abundant all across Canada until half a century ago. Some populations have bounced back. Others have not. When it comes to conservation, loving living things deeply is half the battle, but is it enough to save these frogs? Read Full Article
Identity Creative Nonfiction 25.03.24 ReWinding Nate Flaman Guru. Enterpriser. Sponsor — to me, he was just Grandpa. Since he died two years ago, I’ve been scripting the final conversation I wish we could have had. Read Full Article
Health + Lifestyle Creative Nonfiction 03.04.24 Together We Escape Megan Hederson When a psychotic break lands a teen in the hospital, she is forced to navigate the mental health system. Eight years later, she meets a woman with similar experiences — and finds community and connection. Read Full Article
Communications + Media 03.05.24 2024 Issue — Time: A Letter to Readers Editorial Board What does “time” mean to us? Read Full Article
Identity Creative Nonfiction 26.04.24 Aaniindi Ezhaayin? (Where are you Going?) Hannah Palamer In the family tree, trauma’s roots run deep. After losing a family member to addiction, one young woman confronts the pain of her past and reconnects to her Indigenous identity. Read Full Article
Identity Creative Nonfiction 18.04.24 Recipe for Recollection Georgia Sigurdson Food helps connect us to our memories, culture, and family traditions. One second-generation Ukrainian immigrant teaches her granddaughter how to make perogies and passes down her love for cooking at the same time. Read Full Article
Identity Feature 15.04.24 People Talking Graham Sceviour-Fraehlich Some say Newfoundland’s distinctive dialects are under threat, but is it really true? Read Full Article
Society Creative Nonfiction 15.04.24 Into The Third Place Taylor St.Germain Third places are spaces where communities gather outside of work and home. Mine happens to be an old bar in Transcona. So what makes a third place and why are they so important to our society? Read Full Article
Arts + Culture Book Review 12.04.24 Taking Up Space Kimberly Wiesner Connie Kuhns’s book “Rubymusic: A Popular History of Women’s Music and Culture” chronicles how women have shaped the music scene while working twice as hard as the men. Read Full Article
Arts + Culture Book Review 09.04.24 Reclaiming Landscapes Tessa Adamski Christine Lai’s literary fiction “Landscapes” combines traumatic memories, art, and resilience against the backdrop of a decaying English manor, scheduled for demolition. Read Full Article
Arts + Culture Feature 05.04.24 PUNK AF Keeley Braunstein-Black DIY or die — how women in Winnipeg’s music scene embody the values of punk rock. Read Full Article
Society Feature 05.04.24 Life as a Single-Mother Entrepreneur Ashley Houston-Armitage Christie Houston, Lindsey Pfiefer, and Kelly Hunter are prime examples of women who are balancing single-motherhood and entreprenership. So how do they do it? Read Full Article