Lifestyles
At Three Forks Farms, fresh greens a coveted delight well into fall
As winter approaches, one Ontario farm’s season extension practices lead to a bounty of fresh greens and root vegetables.
Month: November 2021
National
Fourth annual memorial service for Winnipeg’s departed homeless a tragic reminder
Winnipeg homelessness advocate Al Wiebe organizes a yearly event as a way of honouring lives lost on the streets, and the loved ones they left behind.
Arts
Artistic Fraud grapples with aging body and mid-life anxiety
Artistic Fraud will livestream an original work called Everybody Just C@lm the F#ck Down on Wednesday, Nov. 10. The production deals with aging bodies, mid-life anxiety – and the intersection of the two.
Arts
The Outhouse crew finds inspiration in every season
Justin Hawco on the success of The Outhouse of Horror film and what fans can expect for the upcoming Christmas season.
National
The poppy – a symbol of remembrance for 100 years
Still significant to many people, the poppy reminds us of family and friends who served in the military.
Featured
Remembered and forgotten
With Nov. 11 approaching, not all veterans feel important
Featured
Battle of the buttheads
Two food vendors put their skills to the test in an event that was part competition and part collaboration.
Featured
Parker’s Cove still dealing with Larry aftermath
Hurricane was nearly two months ago, but rebuilding efforts are still ongoing.
Metro
St. John’s businesses bid farewell to outdoor patios, for now
Restaurants workers in downtown St. John’s say they saw capacity crowds two summers in a row.
Arts
‘Altar’ a one-character play with a voice for many
Santiago Guzmán and the Resource Centre for the Arts seek to engage the community in unique ways with their show Altar.