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2026 Winnipeg Folk Festival Preview
Posted by: Nicolien Klassen-Wiebe • July 8, 2026 @ 8:18pm
It's official. The 51st Winnipeg Folk Festival is entirely sold out! We're talking single day tickets, full weekend passes, and every camping option available for the fest's 2026 edition running July 9–12. Yowza! I don't have official statistics yet to confirm the following statement, but I think this might be a new record.
It's a docu–drama about computer programming. It's a morality play, a coming of age story, and a courtroom drama. All of which plays out like a suspenseful psychological thriller.
Is it the best movie of the year? Could be. But it is definitely the most important movie of the year.
Why? Because it is us. It is now.
Harry's Code has never been explicitly outlined for us, but we get the gist:
- Don't get caught
- Only kill bad guys
But when those two commandments are in conflict, what is a serial killer to do?
Last week's kill, leaves Dexter in that exact predicament: he unknowingly goes to town with Boyd Fowler in front of a
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NEW TONIGHT
8:00 PM
NBC Chuck
FOX / GLOBAL House
CBS / CITY How
TV on DVD New Releases:
- Andromeda: Season Four;
- Bionic Woman: Season One;
- Top Gear: Season 13;
- Real L Word: Season 1;
- Psi Factor: Season 4;
- The Adventures Of Sinbad: The Complete First Season;
- Shaun the Sheep: Season 1;
- Clatterford: Season 3;
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Psych: Seas
Fringe: Do Shapeshifters Dream of Electric Sheep?
Posted by: Andrew Burns • October 16, 2010 @ 9:11pm
Have you ever wondered if your friend isn't being entirely truthful? Or if your friend has been acting a little strange lately? Well if you notice them start to bleed mercury than your friend isn't your friend anymore, because a shapeshifter probably killed them for their body.
Looking for an exciting action film, with a bit of comedy thrown in, featuring a bunch of Hollywood vets who are clearly having a blast? Think I'm a couple months behind and talking about The Expendables? Well, you'd be wrong.
Interview: Waiting for 'Superman' director Davis Guggenheim
Posted by: Mark McLeod • October 15, 2010 @ 11:02am
Davis Guggenheim didn't start out intending to make documentaries, even though his father Charles had directed many during his career.
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I know I'm sounding like a broken record now, but these castaways really are frustrating to watch! The few that seem likable aren't getting any screen time, and we're just left with a lot of whiny NaOnka, bossy Tyrone, and conceited Marty.
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