A New Solution to an Old Problem
This appeared in the May 2010 issue.
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Chris Turner takes twenty-first-century Europe’s new grand tour; Robert Cushman reflects on the iconic Christopher Plummer; Kaitlin Fontana remembers her time in New York; Matthew McKinnon charts the rise of Canadian rapper Drake; fiction by Pasha Malla…
No-Account
Harper may be fond of kicking watchdogs, but he isn’t the first Canadian leader to skirt accountability
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The Second One-Legged Runner
Looking back on Steve Fonyo, Terry Fox’s troubled successor
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The New Grand Tour
Greetings from twenty-first-century Europe, where new ideas, new technologies, and better ways of living are flourishing
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The Flight Album
When in doubt, there’s always New York
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Dear Updike
I dreaded those future aeons when I would not be present—an endless succession of days I would miss, with their own news and songs and styles of machine. —John Updike, …
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Confidence Game
Is Asperger’s syndrome being used as a false front?
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Seven new spring books
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Almost Famous
At just twenty-three, Canadian rapper Drake is already leagues ahead of those who’ve come before
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