Jen Zoratti

Carole Vivier helped make Manitoba destination for filmmaking

For nearly 30 years, Carole Vivier was the CEO and film commissioner at Manitoba Film and Music, where she built a long and lasting legacy.

Be in a band long enough, and you’ll start hitting milestones. The reunion tour. The farewell tour, usually preceded by the “farewell” tour. Occasionally, the “this is our new lead singer” tour. And, if you’re lucky, the anniversary tour.

In 2011, Canadian cartoonist Chester Brown published the controversial (and bestselling) graphic novel Paying For It: A Comic-Strip Memoir About Being A John with Drawn & Quarterly. The book begin...

When Treena Orchard started swiping on dating apps a few years ago, she had no intention of writing a book about them.

Love in a Dangerous Time: Canada’s LGBT Purge, a new large-scale exhibition opening Friday at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, explores a dark chapter in Canada’s recent past.

John Batt is not a comedian, nor is he a historian. He’s not exactly a journalist, either. Yet somehow, he’s also all three. Batt, 38, is the creator of the popular Instagram account @canada.gov.ca, where he serves as our nation’s foremost Extremely Online curator and chronicler of Canadian culture to more than 92,000 followers.

The Royal Winnipeg Ballet will be among the first recipients of the Downtown Arts Capital Fund, a new $2-million initiative included in the 2024-27 multi-year City of Winnipeg budget. Half a million d...

To step into Holy Trinity Anglican Church is to step back in time. Stained glass beside a memorial plaque at Holy Trinity Anglican Church (John Woods / Free Press) The arched doorways. The gorgeou...

‘The right way to be’