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JOIN THE RAY BOOKCLUB!

Tuesdays at 7:30pm at 125 Sherbrook Street

(virtual option available to join remotely)

Launching October 6, 2026

With the support of Centre for Human Rights Research, Prairie Sky, Organic Planet, Hildegard's Bakery & Next Door!

This October, join authors Dr Alexandra Flynn and Dr Joe Hermer at RaY - 125 Sherbrook to dive into their new publication The Bylaw State – Fernwood Publishing.

 

Each Tuesday, join thinkers and workers active on matters of homelessness, policy, and planning in Winnipeg to consider a chapter of the book and discuss together. 

 

This is open to everyone! All levels of reading, education, and issue-based participation are welcome!

 

Get your book now! Books are available from RaY directly for $25. Fill our the form below to RSVP and let us know if you would like to purchase and pick up the book from us at 125 Sherbrook St. Or order from Prairie Sky or your favorite local bookstore!

 

RSVP through the form below - Email info@rayinc.ca if you have any questions.

 

Meeting dates: October 6, October 13, October 20, October 27, November 10, November 17, November 24, December 1. 

RAY BOOKCLUB RSVP

Would you like to buy the book from RaY for $25? It will be available for pick up from 125 Sherbrook St.
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​125 Sherbrook St, Winnipeg, MB R3C 2B5

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