Learning about Louis Riel on Louis Riel Day
Today is Louis Riel Day here in Manitoba and I am determined to write about it. I remember being taught about Louis Riel in school […]
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grimm mirror
I should explain. Andrew had gifted me a copy of Martyrs Mirror. Soon after, in an unrelated fit of “research”, I found myself reading up […]
On Beach Reads & Complexity: 5 Questions with Historian Dr. Royden Loewen
Newly retired, up until recently Royden Loewen was professor of history and Chair in Mennonite Studies at the University of Winnipeg. His first university press […]
On ‘Makhno and Memory’: 5 Questions with Historian Sean Patterson
Sean Patterson is a doctoral student at the University of Alberta; he is currently researching historical memory in Ukraine’s Zaporizhia region. His new book Makhno and […]
Local History and Coronavirus: 5 Questions with Glen Klassen
Dr. Glen Klassen is a retired Microbiology professor from Steinbach, Manitoba. He taught at the University of Manitoba for many years. He has a passion […]