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Luis Cardona FREE.WEEKLY. VOLUME 69 // ISSUE 11 // NOV.13 // ISSUE 69 VOLUME Luis Cardona • & THE BUILDINGS THAT POWER WINNIPEG • A LOVE LETTER TO SHERBROOK • from Laina Hughes • LAGWAGON SKY MONITOR CURTIS WIEBE ALAN DOYLE THE OFFICIAL STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF WINNIPEG VOTE YR FAVOURITES THE UNITER’S YEAR END READERS POLL 2014 It’s back! The Uniter’s readers poll aims to put the spotlight on your favourite local people, places and things of 2014 - and we do stress LOCAL. Anything non-local (or non-2014) will not be counted. As we aim to make this list as inclusive as possible regarding all topics we cover in the paper, we ask that you please write an answer for each of the 30 categories. Don’t have an answer? N/A will work for us. Ballots will be considered spoiled if they are not filled out to completion, or if they contain any derogatory, homophobic, misogynistic, racist or libellous content. Let’s keep it positive! Remember, you’re voting for your favourites. The deadline for voting is Thursday, November 20 at noon, with winners being announced in the December 5 issue of The Uniter. Visit uniter.ca to cast your vote online. 1. FAVOURITE LOCAL COMEDIAN 2. FAVOURITE LOCAL WRITER 3. FAVOURITE LOCAL ATHLETE 4. FAVOURITE WINNIPPEGER ABROAD 5. FAVOURITE POST-SECONDARY PROF 6. FAVOURITE LOCAL FILMMAKER 7. FAVOURITE LOCAL ACTIVIST 8. FAVOURITE LOCAL YOUNG ACHIEVER UNDER 30 9. FAVOURITE LOCAL VISUAL ARTIST (INCLUDES PAINTER, PHOTOGRAPHER, GRAPHIC DESIGNER, ETC) 10. FAVOURITE LOCAL DANCER 11. FAVOURITE LOCAL PERSON BEHIND THE COUNTER (BARISTA, SERVER, BARTENDER, ETC) 12. FAVOURITE LOCAL STREET PERFORMER 13. FAVOURITE LOCAL BAKER 14. FAVOURITE LOCAL PLACE TO SEE LIVE MUSIC 15. FAVOURITE LOCAL PODCAST 16. FAVOURITE LOCAL ALBUM OF 2014 17. FAVOURITE LOCAL CAMPUS RADIO SHOW 18. FAVOURITE LOCAL THEATRICAL PRODUCTION 19. FAVOURITE MANITOBA FESTIVAL 20. FAVOURITE NEW LOCAL PLACE TO EAT 21. FAVOURITE POLITICAL MOMENT 22. FAVOURITE LOCAL BLOG 23. 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Volunteer workshops Nicholas Luchak » [email protected] Luis Cardona » [email protected] LOCATION » Robyn Otto, Alana Trachenko, Room ORM14 take place Wednesdays from 12:30-1:20 CITY EDITOR ARTS REPORTER Lisa Jorgensen, Paul Hewak University of Winnipeg in room ORM14. Please email volunteer@ Danielle Da Silva » [email protected] Deborah Remus » [email protected] 515 Portage Avenue uniter.ca for more details. Deadline Winnipeg, Manitoba COMMENTS EDITOR BEAT REPORTER R3B 2E9 for advertisements is noon Friday, six Jennifer Chen » [email protected] Jillian Groening » [email protected] days prior to publication. The Uniter COPY & STYLE EDITOR BEAT REPORTER reserves the right to refuse to print Larissa Peck » [email protected] Tony Hinds » [email protected] material submitted by volunteers. The ARTS & CULTURE EDITOR BEAT REPORTER MOUSELAND PRESS BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Uniter will not print submissions that James Wilt » [email protected] Thomas Pashko » [email protected] Kent Davies (interim chair), Jade DeFehr, Raegan Hedley, Seamus Hamilton-Pattison, are homophobic, misogynistic, racist or VIDEO PRODUCER VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR Cade Kuehl, Anna Sigrithur, Andrew Tod, Peyton Veitch, Jack Walker and Erin Yaremko. libellous. We also reserve the right to Brittany Thiessen» [email protected] Lauren Clifford » [email protected] For inquiries e-mail: [email protected] edit for length/style. 04 THE UNITER // NOVEMBER 13, 2014 WHOSE HOUSE? CURTIS’S HOUSE. PHOTOS BY SCOTT CARNEGIE 2) PROPS FROM OF TRUTH AND MAGIC THOMAS PASHKO @THOMASPASHKO “These props were tools in The Department of Unusual Occurrences. The ones on the shelf I BEAT REPORTER called ‘communicatrons.’ So, they’re telephones. The typewriter has a little laser projector inside, and it projects a pattern on the opaque, translu- Curtis L. Wiebe could certainly be cent thing on top.” described as a Renaissance Man. In addi- tion to being one of Winnipeg’s most 3) DRAGON COSTUME interesting filmmakers, Wiebe is an accom- “This dragon was a Halloween costume project I plished artist, actor, art teacher, puppeteer, did with a friend. I went as The Garbage Knight. sculptor, musician and mixed media artist. We made the dragon out of rags, so we called him His films creatively blur the line between a Ragon.” live action, puppetry and animation, and his 2014 short Of Truth and Magic is one 4) JUKEBOX of my favourites of the year. “The thing The Secondhand Pants were best Wiebe’s downtown house, built in 1902, known for was this giant jukebox. It’s a small does double duty as a home and workshop stage, but completely enclosed. We’d haul it out for his creative projects. to Folk Fest and play music inside. You’d put your “My wife Julie and I moved in about money in, and a flap opened to three bicycle horns six years ago,” Wiebe says. “At the time I labeled ‘happy’, ‘sad’ or ‘random’. You’d pick one was building stuff, and it was getting too and we’d play a song in that mood. It’s in pieces big for the apartment. The house was part now, this is just the base, but it’s eight feet tall of a city development plan where they when all put together.” would look at old houses, take all the guts out and put them back together for first- 5) GARBAGE KNIGHT SUIT OF ARMOR time home buyers. It was great, because “It’s a suit of armor made of tin cans and stuff like I was a student at the time, so it really that. I think I might make a few more parts and fit our budget. turn it into a freestanding sculpture.” “My neighbours are great resources,” Wiebe says of his beloved neighbour- 6) RECORDING STUDIO/EDIT BAY hood. “Two of them are contractors, so “My idea was to make a soundproof room-with- I get all sorts of great knickknacks from in-a-room so I could do voice and instrument them. Old radios and stuff. Lots of great recording and not have room noise. I originally prop material.” built it totally enclosed with four walls. I put a hatch in the top for some air, and a door in the 1) FAN-MADE SCULPTURE back. At a certain point it wasn’t practical, so I “My brother and I had this band called The opened it up. The foam is all cut-offs from a small Secondhand Pants. I played ukulele and he played furniture factory. the bucket bass. My brother’s character was Will Maynard. He was adopted by aliens. I was Francis Leonard, who was raised by wild Saskatchewan prairie goats. I have a picture of us on our fridge. We also had two robots. The big one is named Liftor, because he lifts things.” THE COLUMN THE UNITER // NOVEMBER 13, 2014 05 STILL BREATHING BUT BARELY WITH LAINA HUGHES @LAINAHUGHES SHERBROOK COMES TO LIFE I love coming of age at the same time as a neighbourhood. Sherbrook’s renais- sance has been pleasant for us all, and as someone who lives on the cusp of West MIKE SUDOMA Broadway and is also a bit of a premature grandma, I’ve particularly enjoyed being remain lovable stand-bys, the street has nice way for me to transition from “going it a day, if your stomach isn’t up to solid able to “go out” and “do cool things” welcomed a plethora of shops and venues out/party time” mode, to “bed time/sleep foodstuffs. The Poppy features amazing while making minimal effort. for the hip and disenfranchised. Now that forever” mode. food, friendly service, and the likelihood While I had a brief YOLO phase in my I’m a scruffy 27-year-old with a tad more I’m not too much of a curmudgeon of bumping into at least five people you late teens/early 20s, it’s only been recently money to spend, it’s nice to know I can that I don’t welcome these crowds. A pop- know waiting in line for chicken and that I’ve embraced being somewhat bad saunter down the street at pretty much ulated street is a safe one, and this will waffles.
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