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Robert Liwanag

Toronto

Writer and Editor at Freelance

Senior editor, Range by @ensembletravel | Formerly @BroadviewMag and @ReadersDigestCA | Once stood next to Colin Farrell in an elevator

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  • Feb 27, 2025 | msn.com | Robert Liwanag |Samantha Rideout |Praveena Somasundaram |Diane Peters

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  • Feb 20, 2025 | broadview.org | Robert Liwanag

    In 1968, Leonard Fife, a fictional young American college professor, crosses the border from Vermont into Quebec to avoid being drafted in the Vietnam War. He later moves farther east, directs an acclaimed documentary on Agent Orange testing in New Brunswick, and, over the next five decades, establishes himself as one of Canada’s greatest filmmakers — equal parts trailblazer and anti-war hero. At least, that’s how his audience perceives him.

  • Feb 20, 2025 | readersdigest.in | Robert Liwanag |Samantha Rideout |Praveena Somasundaram |Diane Peters

    Trial by Fire  By Robert Liwanag Few senior dogs are as energetic as 13-year-old Sedze, a white and beige Shih Tzu whose name means ‘my heart’ in the Dogrib language, spoken by the Tlicho First Nation. Aptly so, as Sedze has been a beloved member of the Yellowknife-based Cumming family since she was eight weeks old. Despite being in her golden years, Sedze can still keep up with Axel, the family’s nine-year-old German shepherd, on long walks.

  • Nov 11, 2024 | readersdigest.ca | Robert Liwanag

    Need some good news for a change? We've rounded up the most heartwarming and inspirational good news stories from across the globe.

  • Oct 31, 2024 | broadview.org | Robert Liwanag

    “Well, I’d say this is a pretty fair vision of hell,” says Monsignor O’Malley (Brían F. O’Byrne) of the noisy renovations taking place in the Vatican Palace. “Don’t be blasphemous,” retorts Thomas Lawrence (a superb Ralph Fiennes). “Hell arrives tomorrow — when we bring in the cardinals.” In the opening moments of Conclave, German-born director Edward Berger’s latest drama, Lawrence learns that the pope has just died.

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