Riley Wignall

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  Fringe Arts

  C is for Cookie

  Riley Wignall – Updated January 20, 2016 at 11:51pm

  If you’re looking to shake off the winter chill, there are few things that usually do the trick. For starters, a steaming mug of hot chocolate, a chewy chocolate chip cookie and a good old push for challenging and changing industry norms—at least, according to Pixelles, a Montreal-based non-profit with its sights set on empowering women interested in game development.

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  Opinions

  Mental Squeeze

  Riley Wignall – Updated November 16, 2015 at 9:27pm

  I didn’t have plans to kill myself when I walked into Concordia Health Services three weeks ago—but I was having difficulty coping with being alive.

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  Opinions

  Nah’msayin?

  Riley Wignall – Published October 13, 2015

  Montreal, I’m begging you to get out of my way.

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  Fringe Arts

  Reality’s Bytes

  Riley Wignall – Published September 28, 2015

  In 1992, film critic Roger Ebert wrote an essay titled, “The Chilling Film Concept of Virtual Reality,” expressing anxieties about the ‘technical and ethical’ implications of submerging a live audience into a virtual world.

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  Fringe Arts

  Plenty in the Twenties

  Riley Wignall – Published November 6, 2012

  Montreal is about to go up in flames. As November temperatures drop, local production company Cirquantique is turning up the heat with a performance show so tantalizing, it ought to be prohibited.

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  Fringe Arts

  Spins

  Riley Wignall & ANASTASIA WANSBROUGH – Published October 19, 2012

  Rah Rah originally formed as a trio in 2007 and quickly grew into an indie rock sextet. They may be the best thing to come out of Regina, Saskatchewan, ever.