The December 2005/January 2006 Issue
Arno Kopecky reports on Iceland’s move toward geothermal and hydrogen power; Michael Enright learns to skate at sixty; Don Gillmor reflects on the decay of the American mystique; Philip Berger shares correspondence he wrote while working at an AIDS clinic in Lesotho; fiction by Colin McAdam . . .
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Re: AIDS/Africa
Life is very complicated in Lesotho, where the HIV prevalence rate among adults is almost 30 percent…
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To Skate, Perchance to Dream
Ottawa’s ribbon of ice, the Rideau Canal, beckons.
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Funny Farms
With the family farm suffering, some enterprising growers are counting on “agritourism” to bring in revenue
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A Gentle Revolution
All they wanted was to slow the pace of development in their territory. But by the time their 254-day sit-in concluded, the elders had reshaped the Tahltan Nation
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