Cashing In
With a new series on Showcase, Aboriginal humour is going mainstream
Read MoreApril 2009
Mark Kingwell channels Barack Obama, America’s philosopher president; Alex Hutchinson profiles Neil Turok, executive director of Waterloo’s Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics; Louie Palu meditates on the closing of Guantánamo Bay; Hal Niedzviecki examines the trend of women exhibiting themselves online; fiction by Helen Humphreys…
Calgary’s Quixote
David Swann takes over the most thankless job in Canadian politics — leader of Alberta’s Liberal Party
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A Warbler At My Window
April again, bright morning and he’s back, flinging senseless against the pane his scruffy plumage, his shit and mucous and god knows what other bird-body fluids. . . He’s at …
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Not-So-Mechanical Worlds
Struan Sinclair bridges the gap between print and virtual reality
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It’s About Time
A foolproof way to beat the late-winter blahs
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The Other Porn Addiction
Why are ordinary women exposing themselves online?
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All in the Game
Inside the mind of Barack Obama as he sets forth on his first term as president
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Perimeter’s Heart
World-renowned physicist and social innovator Neil Turok brings his mission to Waterloo
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Goodbye, Guantánamo
A photo gallery from the US military base in Cuba
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Love and Rockets
An India-Pakistan wedding, briefly interrupted by fighter jets.
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