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5 writers make the 2021 CBC Short Story Prize shortlist

5 writers make the 2021 CBC Short Story Prize shortlist Read the five works contending for $6,000 from the Canada Council for the Arts and a writing residency at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity. The winner will be announced on April 29, 2021. Social Sharing Posted: Apr 21, 2021 12:51 PM ET | Last Updated: April 22 From left: Corinna Chong, Brooks McMullin, Miranda Morris, Ben Pitfield and Saeed Teebi. The five writers are shortlisted for the 2021 CBC Short Story Prize.(See individual photos below for credit)

Prince Albert author a finalist for 2021 CBC Short Story Prize - Prince Albert Daily Herald

Prince Albert Daily Herald Prince Albert author Brooks McMullin has been shortlisted for the 2021 CBC Short Story Prize for his short story Deville at Home. /Submitted Prince Albert author Brooks McMullin has been selected as one of five finalists for the 2021 CBC Short Story Prize as announced Thursday. McMullin was nominated for his short story Deville at Home. , the longlist was selected from almost 3,000 English-language submissions. McMullin was honoured to be selected for the longlist. “It’s an affirmation that you have a hunch about your writing and you don’t know if it’s good, it must be good in some way if it can reach this …stage,” McMullin told the Herald at the time.

Prince Albert author longlisted for 2021 CBC Short Story Prize - Prince Albert Daily Herald

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Magrath writer in running for CBC prize

Magrath writer in running for CBC prize Poll Yes A Magrath writer will find out on Thursday if she has made the short list for the 2021 CBC Short Story Prize. Eryn Price is nominated for her work “Sound is no home.” Price writes both short stories and novels and her work has been published in “Prairie Fire” which earned her an honourable mention in the 2017 fiction contest. According to CBC, her inspiration for the short-listed work was “working in schools for over a decade, I’ve seen how important language and culture is for children and their success. When that cultural identity is missing for one reason or another, it leaves a wound that only a community can heal…”

Louise Bernice Halfe, Canisia Lubrin and Steven Heighton to judge 2021 CBC Poetry Prize

33 writers make the 2021 CBC Short Story Prize longlist

The White Stetson Hat by Dennis Allen

The shortlist will be announced on April 22 and the winner will be announced on April 29. About Dennis Allen Dennis Allen is an award-winning filmmaker, writer and musician. Winner of the Alanis Obomsawin Best Documentary Award for CBQM, The Best Little Radio Station in the North, and the Sally Manning Award for creative nonfiction, Dennis is a storyteller at heart. Dennis is working on a collection of short stories based on the characters in The White Stetson Hat. When not heating things up on Facebook, Dennis enjoys hunting for his food and telling his two kids stories about growing up with no internet in his hometown of Inuvik, N.W.T.

Lobby Watch: Moderna ramps up efforts regarding management of COVID-19 vaccine deliveries

Lobby Watch: Moderna ramps up efforts regarding management of COVID-19 vaccine deliveries By Janet E Silver. Published on Apr 12, 2021 10:48am Parliament Hill pictured on Jan. 15 (Jolson Lim/iPolitics) As the number of COVID-19 cases in Canada continues to surge, the push to vaccinate as many people as possible has intensified, but the cross-country rollout is still dealing with delays in the supply chain. Last week Moderna was set to deliver 855,000 vaccine doses, which, as of Monday morning, had yet to arrive. In an effort to reach out to the government to discuss the management of vaccine deliveries, the Massachusetts-based company has signed on with PAA Public Affairs Advisors, which has registered seven staffers to work on the file: Steve Van Groningen, Julie Groleau, Susan Cui, James Anderson, Felix Wong, Michael Von Herff and Noah Niznick.

Lobby Watch: Moderna hires advisers to discuss vaccine deliveries with feds

iPolitics By Janet E Silver. Published on Apr 12, 2021 10:48am Parliament Hill pictured on Jan. 15 (Jolson Lim/iPolitics) As the number of COVID-19 cases in Canada continues to surge, the push to vaccinate as many people as possible has intensified, but the cross-country rollout is still dealing with delays in the supply chain. Last week Moderna was set to deliver 855,000 vaccine doses, which, as of Monday morning, had yet to arrive. In an effort to reach out to the government to discuss the management of vaccine deliveries, the Massachusetts-based company has signed on with PAA Public Affairs Advisors, which has registered seven staffers to work on the file: Steve Van Groningen, Julie Groleau, Susan Cui, James Anderson, Felix Wong, Michael Von Herff and Noah Niznick.

Former Art Gallery executive director reflects on time in Yorkton

In the 1980s, Stein was freelancing as a musician and composer for theatre and dance. During that time, he would work in Regina as a composer for the New Dance Horizons, where he helped them with their production management skills.  When the 1990s came around, he took a job at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, where he was the Associate Director of Program Planning, a position that led him all over Canada and the world. It was then during the early 2000s that he decided he wanted to be closer to the art. “In the beginning of the early 2000s, I decided I would recommit to working in small arts organizations. Big biocracies are good for jobs, but you are quite far away from the actual hands-on art-making, and that’s the part I loved,” he said. “When I was faced with a career change opportunity, and there was this little cool company in Regina, I decided that I would make the plunge.”