Tag: 2016 Annual Governor General’s Literary Awards Gala

• Episode 12: Canadian Policing in the 21st Century

  

  Hello listeners! This week’s episode takes us away from fiction and into the world of policing in Canada. I interview Winnipeg’s own Bob Chrismas, a staff sergeant with the Winnipeg Police Service, and we talk about his book Canadian Policing in the 21st Century: A Frontline Officer on Challenges and Changes. We also chat about his […]

  katrinasklepowich

  February 22, 2016

  Podcast

  2016 Annual Governor General’s Literary Awards Gala, A Book of Word Paintings, Canadian Policing in the 21st Century: A Frontline Officer on Challenges and Changes, Cataclysm, Coming Home, crime prevention, Emily Janssens, Historical Fiction, Matthew Dyck, non-fiction, poetry, Rachel Carlson, Robert Chrismas, Tannis Miller, Winterpeg

• Episode 11: Barking from the Front Porch with Gerald Sliva

  

  Hello listeners! In today’s episode, I chat with local author Gerald Sliva about his compilation of short stories and musings, Barking from the Front Porch. We talk small towns, being Ukrainian, and good farm-grown Prairie food – Gerald’s book also includes a few great recipes! Gerald also reads a hilarious excerpt from his book – listen in […]

  katrinasklepowich

  February 8, 2016

  Podcast

  2016 Annual Governor General’s Literary Awards Gala, 2016 Governor General’s Literary Awards, Barking from the Front Porch, Bee Time: Lessons from the Hive, Cataclysm, climate change, Coming Home, Dr. Mark Winston, Gerald Sliva, Historical Fiction, Kuroki, memoir, Saskatchewan, short stories