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The “YouTube apology video” has emerged as a genre as YouTubers, like Logan Paul, attempt to mitigate the outrage they’ve caused — but is it effective? To find out, I got PR consultants to help analyze and evaluate four infamous YouTube apology videos.

In coffee shops and downtown warehouses a community of writers transform trauma into art. A former spoken-word artist revisits the empowering yet controversial world of slam poetry.

My family and I immigrated to Canada in 2001. I believed that I could follow my dreams and work to become a writer. I didn’t understand that as a first-generation Filipino immigrant, my future wasn’t completely up to me.

After being told that people like me aren’t welcomed in the church and might be going to hell, I was left to struggle for self-acceptance, grapple with my faith, and grieve the loss of my community.

I starved. I worked out. I picked myself apart in the mirror. But at what cost? The cost of friendships? Family time? My health? I thought I had control over my life, but body dysmorphia ended up controlling me for years.

What is it like for a Canadian-Ukrainian dancer to perform in Ukraine? For one dancer, it felt like coming home.

When I was seven I left the culture and life I knew to immigrate to Canada with my parents. Getting involved in cultural dance helped me reconnect with the roots I thought I lost.

Financially free entrepreneurs are winners. Everyone else is a loser — at least, that’s what they told me.

Dancing is not just about jumps, stomps, and steps — it’s much more than that. It’s about dreams, potential, and togetherness. Follow four different dance groups in Winnipeg to see how each culture is expressed through dance.