April/May 2004
Andrea Mandel-Campbell describes economic upheaval in the Northwest Territories; Mark Witten looks at the neuroscience of depression; Michael Adams discusses the divergence of Canadian and American values, and the tricky balancing act of managing Canada-US relations; fiction by Frances Itani . . .
Continental Divide
Can we sympathize with America’s post-9/11 position without getting tangled in the country’s paranoid militarism?
Read MoreA Concise Guide to Birdwatching
What to know before you go
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The Night Watch
1 In the low light of winter The hard light of spring Lovers lit by scarcity and terror Ignite the hunter’s afternoon Remember stunning visits To a window closed against …
Read MoreVietnam’s Killer Elephants
It’s not often that they conspire to strike
Read MoreMapping the Blues
Looking for the dark, hidden pathways of depression
Read MoreShop Till You Transcend
At the annual International Dubai Shopping Festival, consumption is the main event
Read MoreRough Trade
How Canada’s diamond bonanza is turning a secretive industry inside out
Read MoreIdiom-proof
Why can’t the Canadian dialect match others for sparkle?
Read MoreFor Want of a Comma
Exploring the two sides of a punctuation debate
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