I am truly humbled by the excitement in Edmonton around the launch of the anthology – and the willingness of people to engage with the messy reality of reconciliation. It has been an incredible week with the launch at Edmonton Public Library, media chats, conferences and learning. Here’s a roundup of some of the early news stories and reviews!
- Ryan Jespersen show – 630 CHED interview (20:20 time mark)
- Michael Hingston’s book column “Anthology tells stories of Canada’s colonial past and present”
- Alex Boyd’s “Stories of Reconciliation” (Metro)
- Radio Canada’s interview with me on Midi 30
- Alberta Sweetgrass article by Shari Narine
- CBC Edmonton’s piece on the launch
*Thanks to Brad Crowfoot for volunteering his photographic talents at the event!
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