More help is on the way for people who show up at Winnipeg emergency departments seeking mental health or social supports, the Manitoba government announced Wednesday.
Processing wild clay isn't a linear path.
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Charlotte Nolin has two birthdays. “November 10 is when I got my bottom surgery in...
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Spotting Winnipeg's old signs from the days when radio was everyone's primary link to the outside world.
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Elmwood Park has changed very little over the 50 years, maintaining its original footprint as a local gathering space.
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While downtown rushes by on their lunch breaks, we take our time exploring the silent stretches of Winnipeg's walkways.
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The digital radio landscape in Manitoba is growing rapidly. Over the last few months, Pattison...
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Artist-led workshop examines mental health, grief, and healing through art, focusing on storytelling and emotional processing.
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Several assemblies representing First Nations across Canada are expressing “profound disappointment” over the Canadian Senate’s...
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Supporting single-person creative firms is the most reliable strategy to keep local communities financially strong.
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A new fifty-million-dollar Creative Technology Program will help Canadian artists adopt AI on their own terms
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An advocate for prisoners’ rights in Canada says she’s “greatly concerned about the delay in...
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Exploring how AI, React, and WordPress can help artists and communities build better digital experiences together.
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While Manitoba secured the second-highest grade in the country, the province still flunked four major categories including food insecurity and social support adequacy.
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The Winnipeg Press Club served as a legendary sanctuary where the city's greatest storytellers challenged power.
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How Often to Water Strawberries Without Drowning Your Crop
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DIY Field turns park visitors into casual street artists, using simple light buttons to paint the dark.
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This year, Vivian Ketchum celebrated her birthday by wishing more than 200 others a happy...
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Making funny videos using a camera he “borrowed” from work started off as a way...
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Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew is urging Alberta Premier Danielle Smith to pause her fall separation...
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Winnipeg-based residential school survivor Geraldine Shingoose says she supports a CBC-APTN production that used satirical...
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Ditching the indoor skywalks for real sidewalks reminds us exactly why we love this raw, beautiful city.
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The Manitoba government has declared a public health emergency over the province’s rising HIV transmission...
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RAISE A GLASS TO WINE THAT GIVES BACK TO THE EARTH: CELEBRATING NATIONAL WINE DAY WITH REWILD WINE Sustainably crafted and 100% vegan, Rewild Wine offers Canadians National Wine Day on May 25th. May 25th, 2026, marks National Wine Day, honouring the craft of one of the world’s oldest and most cherished beverages. With Canadians ... Read more
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A compilation of five spring narratives covering beach burnout, digital identity theft, urban gardening, and environmental recovery.
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This archival entry summarizes four short stories focused on Northern spring environments, creative technology, and human survival.
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This archival entry summarizes four short stories focused on Northern spring environments, creative technology, and human survival.
The post Spring Short Stories for: May 23, 2026 appeared first on The Arts Incubator.
This archival collection features four experimental narratives exploring seasonal shifts, digital corruption, urban blockades, and spring political downfalls.
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This collection features four speculative stories exploring digital horror and seasonal change through a playful spring lens.
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Thirty-three people have been arrested in what the Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) has called the...
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