Blog – History

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  Commemorating Rooster Town: Group 8

  By U of M Press   |   March 17th 2020

  A series based on a project in Adele Perry’s HIST 2282: Inventing Canada at the University of Manitoba. Keep reading »

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  Nitinikiau Innusi longlisted for Winterset Award

  By U of M Press in Awards   |   February 19th 2020

  Tshaukuesh Elizabeth Penashue recognized for her memoir! Keep reading »

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  J.M. Bumsted (1938–2020)

  By U of M Press in News   |   February 6th 2020

  Remembering a teacher and historian. Keep reading »

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  Rooster Town: The Way Forward

  By U of M Press in Events   |   January 20th 2020

  Evelyn Peters returns to UManitoba. Keep reading »

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  Indigenous Resurgence and Colonial Violence in the Urban Prairie West

  By U of M Press   |   November 26th 2019

  An excerpt from Settler City Limits, edited by Heather Dorries, Robert Henry, David Hugill, Tyler McCreary, Julie Tomiak. Keep reading »

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  A Century of Voluntary Farmer Control of the Western Canadian Grain Industry Comes to an End

  By Paul D. Earl in Author Posts   |   October 28th 2019

  Paul Earl on writing The Rise and Fall of United Grain Growers. Keep reading »

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  8 events, 5 days, 500 people

  By Darryl Leroux in Author Posts, Launch Photos   |   October 15th 2019

  On launching Distorted Descent: White Claims to Indigenous Identity in central Canada. Keep reading »

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  Jim Blanchard at Millennium Library

  By U of M Press in Events   |   October 14th 2019

  The author of A Diminished Roar will present on Winnipeg in the 1920s. Keep reading »

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  The road to modern Winnipeg

  By Jim Blanchard in Author Posts   |   September 9th 2019

  Jim Blanchard on writing A Diminished Roar: Winnipeg in the 1920s. Keep reading »

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  Darryl Leroux’s Raceshifting website

  By U of M Press in Related Reading   |   June 19th 2019

  The author of the upcoming book Distorted Descent creates a companion website. Keep reading »