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Emily Eaton and Growing Resistance
I grew up in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. And despite what you might have been lead to believe based on my upcoming book, Growing Resistance: Canadian Farmers and the Politics of Genetically Modified Wheat, I have no personal or familial ties to agriculture.
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Barbour & Lehr win 2011 Margaret McWilliams Awards!
Last week, the Manitoba Historical Society announced that UMP authors had won awards in two Margaret McWilliams Awards categories!
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Winnipeg Beach receives AMA Manitoba Day Award!
Dale Barbour’s Winnipeg Beach will be recognized at the 6th annual Manitoba Day Awards, presented by the Association for Manitoba Archives on May 10.
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Seeing Red wins THREE awards!
Mark Anderson and Carmen Robertson’s collaboration, Seeing Red, took home First Peoples’ Writing, Scholarly Writing Award, and Regina Book Award awards at the Saskatchewan Book Awards!
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Award Season Continues!
University of Manitoba Press is pleased to announce that UMP titles have received multiple nominations for awards over the past few weeks.
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Seeing Red up for FOUR awards!
Mark Anderson and Carmen Robertson’s Seeing Red: A History of Natives in Canadian Newspapers received four nominations for the 2011 Saskatchewan Book Awards!
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Winnipeg Beach Podcasted
Dale Barbour will be featured on Sean Kheraj’s Nature’s Past podcast.
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Jennifer Reid interviewed for Louis Riel Day
Arielle Godbout interviewed Jennifer Reid, author of Louis Riel and the Creation of Modern Canada for the February 15 issue of The Lance.
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Favourite Foote Photos: David Carr
UMP director David Carr shares his favourite photo by L.B. Foote.
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Favourite Foote Photos: David Carr
UMP director David Carr shares his favourite Foote photo.
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Favourite Foote Photos: Jim Blanchard
UMP author Jim Blanchard contributed a submission to the Lost Foote Photos blog.
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University of Manitoba Press Seeks LOST Foote Photos!
University of Manitoba Press is looking for some of the lost Foote photos and is hoping that Winnipeggers are willing to rummage through their attics and photo albums.