Frances Russell

Not to be confused with Francis Russell.
For the wife of a British prime minister, see Frances Russell, Countess Russell. For the American author and literature professor, see Frances Theresa Peet Russell.

Frances Russell (11 November 1941 – 30 September 2022)[1] was a Canadian author and journalist. She was a columnist for the Winnipeg Free Press newspaper from 1981–1999 and has written two books: Mistehay Sakahegan – The Great Lake and The Canadian Crucible – Manitoba’s Role in Canada’s Great Divide.[2]

References

  1. ^ "Memorable Manitobans: Frances Evelyn Russell (1941-2022)".
  2. ^ "Oct 2022: Free Press journalist, author Frances Russell dead at 80". 4 October 2022.


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