June 2010
David Macfarlane details the Americanization of hockey; Jennifer Welsh examines the messy state of Canada’s foreign policy; Michael Harris profiles sex-trade advocate Jamie Lee Hamilton; Brennan O’Connor and Karen Connelly follow Karen refugees from Burma to Canada; fiction by Billie Livingston…
Do Not Touch
A story about clout in the music world
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Size Matters
Will the G-20 stumble under its own weight?
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The Good Woman
How to take care of your life, your career, and your struggling man
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Cold Blood
Since 2002, Alberta’s wild horses have been picked off with brutal abandon. Who is responsible?
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Teen Angst, RIP
There’s something disturbing about the overwhelming happiness of Canada’s teenagers
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Immature Design
Canadian foreign policy has become a mishmash of conflicting priorities and half-baked initiatives. Can it be fixed?
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The Unrepentant Whore
How Jamie Lee Hamilton changed the way we look at Canada’s underclass
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Sin of Omission
The priest was Haitian and unpopular, sent from Halifax to lift the church’s sinking numbers. Someone made a joke about colonialism. Someone made a joke about how he choked on …
Read MoreLetters and Words (2010)
A new artwork commissioned for our pages
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