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Sask Dispatch BriefsA letter to the editor (albeit in rhyme)
One hundred and thirty-one days is a very long time – the members are for you every step of the way. We believe in the Co-op, and what you say: with equal work comes equal pay.
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MagazineUnbordering
In this world, a world where many worlds coexist, there would be no forced migration, no mass extinction.
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Magazine“To create other worlds inside this one”
An interview with Writing in the Margins judges Gwen Benaway, Alicia Elliott, and Jalani Morgan
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MagazineProcess of depression
In 2016, Nicholas Dinardo was arrested and sent to remand at the Regina Correctional Centre. After remaining in segregation for most of the last year, he wrote this poem.
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MagazineGeography Lessons
“She points, / here’s Canada, here’s home, caught in a ganglion / of lakes. Our cupped hands cradle continents in turn.” Poetry winner of the 2017 Writing in the Margins contest
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MagazineBlack Canadian History in Schools
The honourable mention (poetry) of our seventh annual writing contest
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MagazineWriting For These Times
An exclusive interview with this year’s Writing in the Margins contest judges, Janet Rogers and Fathima Cader.
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MagazineWriting Across Borders
Briarpatch editor Tanya Andrusieczko caught up with our sixth annual writing contest judges to talk history, habits, politics, and writing.
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MagazineFree Trade Agreement
“Free Trade Agreement” is the runner-up for best poem in the 2015 Writing in the Margins contest.
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MagazineCoyote Mothers of the Niagara Region
Winner of our fourth annual creative writing contest in the poetry category.
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MagazineSalmon Glacier
Creative writing contest judge John K. Samson’s choice for runner up in the poetry category.
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MagazineA Skin for a Skin
Winner for best local entry in our fourth annual creative writing contest.
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