By Katherine Govier In Book Reviews, Non FictionPosted November 1, 2024TravelingOn the Path of Joni Mitchell READ MORE
By Katherine Govier In Culture, FeaturePosted August 1, 2020Life in UpheavalAlberta writers on COVID-19 READ MORE
By Katherine Govier In Culture, FeaturePosted May 1, 2019Back to the GardenA writer reflects on her Alberta roots READ MORE
By Katherine Govier In Culture, FeminismPosted January 1, 2018Retrospective: A Trip Around the Bus LoopIn Grade 6, Lois told me her mother lay on the couch all day, eating chocolates and crying. Astonishing. But not entirely. I believe I knew, deep down, that the place was filled with unhappy [...] READ MORE
By Katherine Govier In Environment, FeaturePosted July 1, 2012History of the FantasyHow the enthusiasms of the day shape our notions of what Banff is. READ MORE
By Katherine Govier In Feature, Labour, ProfilePosted May 1, 2010The NaturalThere’s no riding quite like Edmonton-Strathcona—and no Alberta politician quite like Linda Duncan. READ MORE
By Katherine Govier In Culture, Essay, Feature, MusicPosted September 1, 2009Both Sides NowPrairie daughter Joni Mitchell and the search for a state of grace. READ MORE
By Katherine Govier In Culture, Feature, MediaPosted June 1, 2007Rebel DaughterShe became a feminist icon and crusader—but what really mattered was her “aunt in Taber.” READ MORE
By Katherine Govier In Culture, Education, FeaturePosted October 1, 2005A Trip Around the Bus Loop1950s Windsor Park was a “perfect place” to grow up. READ MORE