Exploring Winkler, Part 7: Meeting Mr. Falk and Joe
I knew they’d be easy to spot. After the cemetery, I showed up at Mulligan’s. I walked in, and there sat four old men, with […]
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Ponder a-new: the Russlaender 100 Tour arrives in Steinbach!
Good morning! Even though I’ve been hanging out with the Russlaender 100 “train people” as they are now being called (lol what?!) quite a lot […]
Who was Maria Kroeker Neufeld?
I haven’t written a post like this in a very long time. It feels like years. It probably IS years. And for that I am […]
5 Questions with ‘Menno Moto’ Author Cameron Dueck
Cameron Dueck grew up in a Mennonite family on a remote turkey farm in the Canadian Prairies. His journalism career took off in Chicago, where […]
Tools & Burial Sites: Learning More About Peter Baerg
I purport to be interested in local history, so it’s astounding and ridiculous that I’ve never read all the books that contain Peter Baerg’s translated […]