
Fortunately for the city's fragile sense of self, Mr. Richler avoids the "D"-words one might expect to find in a story on Winnipeg (depressing, desolate, dirty, dangerous, et c). But perhaps more hard than being embarrassed, is to take note of the means of Mr. Richler's enjoyable visit to Winnipeg: old buildings downtown, and what entrepreneurs do with those buildings (not to mention in what is locally known as the "over-development" of The Forks). Imagine that.
I too enjoyed the article. But i wonder why Noah didn't mention anything about all the pot holes or all the slow traffic during rush hour... you understand were im going: this is meant to be sarcasm.
ReplyDeleteLooks like he enjoyed winnipeg more then i ever could, and for that i envy him.
James (bro)