Winnipeg Free Press: 150 Years

Sources

Murray Donnelly, Dafoe of the Free Press. Toronto: Macmillan, 1968.

Christopher Dafoe, In Search of Canada. Winnipeg: Great Plains Publications, 2014.

James H. Gray, Troublemaker. Toronto: Macmillan, 1978.

Manitoba Historical Society articles on the Free Press and on William Fisher Luxton

Dictionary of Canadian Biography, “Sir Clifford Sifton.”

Winnipeg Free Press, “History.”

The Winnipeg Tribune, “Why W.F. Luxton has been expelled from the Free Press and despoiled of the fruits of his life’s work

And the Tribune and Free Press archives, obviously! 

The Luxton expulsion! [microform] : why W.F. Luxton has been expelled from the Free Press and despoiled of the fruits of his life’s work (Via Peels Prairie Provinces)

Murray Peterson, 300 Carlton Street (Winnipeg Free Press Offices), City of Winnipeg Historical Resources.

Manitoba Historical Society, John Wesley Dafoe

Cora Hind

The Canadian Encloypedia, Ella Cora Hind.

Madeline Day

Eva Wasney, “Domestic Diva”, Winnipeg Free Press.

Frank Morris:

Frank Morriss’s articles in the Winnipeg Free Press between 1936-1959 were used for this section.

 

We don our birthday hats and bust out the noisemakers to discuss some highlights of the Winnipeg Free Press’s past 150 years.

 

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