Allan Levine brings back his much-loved detective Sam Klein in his latest book
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Reviewed by BERNIE BELLAN
It’s been 14 years since Allan Levine last brought us a Sam Klein mystery novel. In the interim period Levine has busied himself writing non-fiction, including the book for which he is probably best known within our community: “Coming of Age: A History of the Jewish People of Manitoba”, which was published in 2009.
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(translation of Russian column above) By MICHAEL SPIVAK (Head of the Winnipeg children’s chess club, “Erudite”) The recent results of Canadian tournaments give an idea of which are the most successful chess centers in Canada.
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By BERNIE BELLAN Originally slated to open in Winnipeg on October 14, we are now informed that there are no plans to show "Denial" in Winnipeg theatres for the foreseeable future. We're not quite sure what happened that might have led to the cancellation of plans to show "Denial" here. We are attempting to find that out.
By GERRY POSNER You might say there is a gene for it. How else to explain the serious and significant involvement of the Becker family in the field of medicine and its subsidiaries?
By BILL ZUK "Denial", from Bleeeker Street, is a 2016 courtroom drama based on the true story of historian Deborah E. Lipstadt (Rachel Weisz), and her fight for the truth in the British High Court.
