Emira Tufo
2019 CBC/QWF writer-in-residence
Emira Tufo is the 2019 CBC/Quebec Writers' Federation writer-in-residence. A lawyer and a writer, Tufo has written for The Globe and Mail, performed at Montreal's Confabulation, and is the co-author of Montreal Murmurs, a blog about the curious, the funny and the furious aspects of life in Canada's most mischievous city. She has been featured on CBC's Homerun and All in a Weekend.
Latest from Emira Tufo
Essay
Sale away with me
In her fifth and final installment, 2019 CBC Montreal/Quebec Writers' Federation writer-in-residence Emira Tufo tells us nothing says summer like the sidewalk sale.
Canada -Montreal |
Essay
Thoughtful Little Things
QWF/CBC Montreal writer in residence Emira Tufo has never seen the Montreal residents who sprinkle magic all over town — but they are there, like busy little bees, like Santa's helpers, working behind the scenes, breathing life and wonder into the cityscape.
Canada -Montreal |
Essay
Who's afraid of the big bad wolf? Not Montrealers
There is a yellow-eyed wolf who makes the rounds of the Montreal Metro, violin in hand, mingling the melodies of Bach and Chopin with the roar of the passing trains. CBC/QWF writer-in-residence Emira Tufo brings you the musician behind the mask.
Canada -Montreal |
Essay
O Come, All Ye (un)Faithful
The CBC/Quebec Writers' Federation 2019 writer in residence, Emira Tufo, notes that the Quiet Revolution may have emptied Quebec's pews — but strange are the ways of the Lord whose preachers descend upon Bonaventure Metro station and other not-so-secular haunts.
Canada -Montreal |
Essay
C'est ma vie, Verdun
CBC's new writer-in-residence, Emira Tufo, thought moving away from the Plateau would be difficult — until she discovered all the quirks of her new neighbourhood in Verdun.
Canada -Montreal |