March 2006
Allan Gregg calls for change to Canada’s model of multiculturalism; Sean Maloney and Tom Fennell argue that Canada’s operations in Afghanistan should be recognized as a war; Chris Dewdney ponders living in the flow of time; Alison Gillmor argues that repression of emotions is back in vogue; fiction by Randy Boyagoda…
Water Spider
He laughed at what passed for tragedy in his new country. Last week, the body of a little girl was found pressed against a sewer grate. She had been catching …
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Soldiers Not Peacekeepers
We are at war. Will Canada admit it?
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Identity Crisis
Multiculturalism: A twentieth-century dream becomes a twenty-first-century conundrum
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The HIV Resurgence
Complacency is proving deadly in the fight against HIV/AIDS
Read MoreRepress Yourself
Where emotions are concerned the new slogan is: Turn off, Lay low, Shut up
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It’s a Porn World After All
Commercial concupiscence consumes global culture
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Fauxclusivity
Major labels are cultivating indie mystique by playing hard to get
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Hijacking History
Moral ambiguity reigns in Capote, Munich and Good Morning, Night
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