Margaret Laurence: the Making of a Writer
is published by the Dundurn Group and distributed by the University of Toronto Press


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During the last decade of her life, Margaret Laurence was actively involved in speaking and writing about issues that deeply concerned her such as nuclear disarmament, the environment, literacy, and other social issues. Today, that work continues through organizations such as the Margaret Laurence Fund.and honours such as The Margaret Laurence Award for Excellence which continue to support such worthy causes in her name.

Through the Margaret Laurence Fund, grants and scholarships are made to foster an understanding of peace and the environment upon which the fate of this fragile planet rests. www.eprf.ca/eprf/mlf/index.html


For Neepawa, home town of Margaret Laurence, see: www.town.neepawa.mb.ca

For Margaret Laurence's home, see: www.mts.net/~mlhome

The Government of Canada has information and links to other sites:
www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca

www.nwpassages.com.  This site has many helpful links pertaining to Canadian literature, authors, publishers, and awards.

www.connect2canada.com This recent site provides information and connections to
Canadians in the United States.

www.canadianheritage.gc.ca/ This links to information sites for a wide variety of topics, including contemporary matters.

TThe Writers’ Union of Canada maintains a website with information about members authors and about publishing. www.writersunion.ca/

www.acsus.org.  See this site for information about Canadian Studies in the United States.