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  Authorized Heritage: Excerpt on the development of Wanuskewin National Historic Site

  The following excerpt is from Robert Coutts’ book Authorized Heritage: Place, Memory, and Historic Sites in Prairie Canada (pages 55-64).

  Excerpt   by U of M Press   August 19, 2022
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  Elder Brother and the Law of the People: Excerpt on Cowessess First Nation residential school

  The following excerpt is from Robert Alexander Innes’ book, Elder Brother and the Law of the People: Contemporary Kinship and Cowessess First Nation (pages 104-115).

  Excerpt   by U of M Press   June 30, 2021
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  A Century of Voluntary Farmer Control of the Western Canadian Grain Industry Comes to an End

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

  Author Posts   by Paul D. Earl   October 28, 2019
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  Prairie Indigenous Ebook Collection

  200 titles from publishers in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta now available in Alberta libraries!

  In the News   by U of M Press   January 21, 2019
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  Saskatoon launch of Toward a New Ethnohistory!

  Keith Thor Carlson and friends launched their book on community engaged scholarship among the People of the River last week.

  Events   by U of M Press   October 15, 2018
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  Toronto launch of A Culture's Catalyst

  Erika Dyck and Meldon Kahan on psychiatrists, peyote, and the Native American Church of Canada.

  Events   by U of M Press   May 17, 2017
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  Judy Parker on Selling UMP

  Ampersand’s account manager for Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan on sharing books with booksellers.

  UMP at 50   by U of M Press   February 13, 2017
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  Gerry Friesen on Little Towns

  Historian Gerry Friesen on his favourite UMP titles.

  UMP at 50   by U of M Press   February 7, 2017
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  Fault Lines Launched in Regina

  Emily Eaton and Valerie Zink presented from their new book at the Artful Dodger.

  Events   by U of M Press   October 20, 2016
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  Road Notes

  Photographer Valerie Zink shares some of the stories behind the images in Fault Lines.

  Author Posts   by Valerie Zink   October 17, 2016
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  Fault Lines in Saskatoon & Regina

  Details on the Saskatchewan launches for Valerie Zink & Emily Eaton’s book, October 18 & 24.

  Events   by U of M Press   October 5, 2016
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  Writing Norval Morrisseau

  Carmen Robertson on how she came to write on art and the colonial narrative in the Canadian media.

  Author Posts   by Carmen L. Robertson   September 27, 2016