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When Prisoners Are Released by Mistake

This article first appeared in The Globe and Mail online on December 5, 2025 During the last week of October, a grim comedy of errors played out in the United Kingdom.Instead of being sent to an immigration detention centre, Hadush Kebatu, an Ethiopian asylum seeker...

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What’s the Toronto-est street in Toronto?

This super-old, super-long, superfamous one, of course! In 1793, the British established a small settlement in Upper Canada on the northern shore of Lake Ontario. This was the garrison town of “muddy” York — now Toronto — neatly arranged in a little 10-block grid. To...

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Crime Writers of Canada’s Podcast: “Mesdames of Mayhem”

Lorna was interviewed in the most recent episode of the Crime Writes of Canada podast. Host Erik D'Souza also spoke with authors Donna Carrick, Madeleine Harris-Callaway, Jane Burfield, Blair Keetch, Rosemary McCracken, Lynne Murphy, and Melisa Yi about their newest...

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Lorna Featured on “Mesdames of Mayhem”

Lorna has the featured story for September on the Mesdames of Mayhem website. Her story about John Wilson Murray, who was one of the early inspirations for the famous Murdoch Mysteries, describes an early crime from February 1890.

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“Writers for readers” Radio Interview

Lorna was interviewed about The Don by Gary Johnson for his show "Writers for Readers" on CHOP FM. If you'd like to interview Lorna about her writing, please contact her directly! CHOP FM is student-operated radio station serving Pickering College and the wider...

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