Fiercely Independent! Reading ‘On My Own: A Journey From A Mennonite Childhood’
What happens when an intellectual is born into a conservative Mennonite family still dealing with the residual effects of the trauma they experienced as a […]
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‘Mennonite memes, like our food, make for a rich diet’: 5 Questions With Author Mitch Toews
Mitchell Toews lives and writes lakeside in Manitoba. When an insufficient number of, “We are pleased to inform you…” emails are on hand, he finds […]
Family History Comes Alive in Neubergthal: An Interview With Jamie Karr
For most of us, our grandparent’s old homes and farmsteads cannot be visited, as they’ve been either torn down or have new owners… but in […]
‘I Wanted To Understand Winnipeg Better’: 5 Questions With Owen Toews
Owen Toews is a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Alberta. He received his PhD in geography from the City University of New York (CUNY) […]
‘I Had The Piano To Give Me Breath’: 5 Questions With Composer Carol Ann Weaver
Carol Ann Weaver is a celebrated Canadian composer whose music has been heard throughout North America and in parts of Europe, Africa, Korea and Paraguay. […]