Saskatoon was the first stop on this cross-Canada tour. I just showed the film today at the University of Saskatchewan and feel buoyed by the response - talk about an engaged audience!
Thanks to Professor Len Findlay and the Humanities Research Unit for sponsoring the event. Len was receptive to the idea from the beginning; he gives me hope that there are still university professors who care deeply about this country and who want to see us remain strong and - to quote a familiar tune - free!
David Orchard, one of the political commentators in the film, was on hand - with Len and me - for the Q&A which was very lively! (David, as many of you know, is a long-time activist and organic farmer in Saskatchewan.)
All-in-all, it was a wonderful way to kick-off this tour!
In about 6 hours - at 2 a.m. - I will board the train in Saskatoon and travel to Toronto with one (1 hour) stop-over in Winnipeg, to drop off posters and postcards, in advance of the screening there on the way back - December 13th at the Winnipeg Film Group's Cinematheque.
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