Dear friends of the Humanities,

 

Here is your weekly rundown of events.  For additional details, please see attached posters.

 

Tuesday, December 5

4:00 pm Robert Schultz Theatre, St John’s College

Johnny Marquez, “The Geo-Politics of Oil and Venezuela” (see also below, December 6)

 

Tuesday, December 5

7:30 pm at the Lantern Gallery, 211 Pacific Ave

LAUNCH and CELEBRATION

The Slovenian paraliterary journal IDIOT presents a special bilingual issue of Poetry and Fiction by Canadian and First Nations Writers

            Readings by:

            Colin Smith, Angela Lopes, and the issue editors Mariiane Wiebe and Monika Vrečar

 

Wednesday, December 6

7:00 pm, Ukrainian Labour Temple, 591 Pritchard (Admission by Donation)

Johnny Marquez, “Venezuela What is Really Going On?”

 

Thursday, December 14

2:00 pm, 409 Tier Building

A panel discussion, “Ubering the City: Understanding the Changes to Transportation in Winnipeg.”

            Panelists include:

Joe Kornelsen - Public transit advocate 

Lea Baturin - Former member of the Winnipeg Taxicab Board

Paul Moist - Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives

David Camfield - Associate Professor of Labour Studies & Sociology

Adolf Ng - Director, University of Manitoba Transport Institute 

Scott McFadyen - Spokesperson for the Winnipeg Community Taxi Coalition

Sheri Gibbings, Wilfrid Laurier University

 

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