As the Crow Flies
Crows are harbingers of doom, urban pests—and a little too human
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Crows are harbingers of doom, urban pests—and a little too human
Read MoreIllustration by Joel KimmelIn an essay in this magazine last September, J.B. MacKinnon argued that one of the obstacles we face in measuring environmental degradation is short-sightedness. We observe changes …
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Read MoreSince 2002, Alberta’s wild horses have been picked off with brutal abandon. Who is responsible?
Read MoreA team of entomologists defends Canada from foreign insect species
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Read MoreIllustration by Errol F. Richardson Afew years ago, on a trip to Patagonia, I came across an unlikely Canadian diaspora. In the 1940s, a colony of fifty beavers had been …
Read MoreWhat’s the greenest way to dispose of human remains?
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Read MoreA simple green tariff has transformed Germany. Why isn’t Canada following suit?
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