His One Demand
Kalle Lasn, the revolutionary publisher of Adbusters, is the brains behind the Occupy movement. Next up: a takedown of classical economic theory
Read MoreDecember 2012
Evan Fraser and Andrew Rimas ponder how to feed nine billion people; Mark Leiren-Young profiles Kalle Lasn, the revolutionary publisher of Adbusters; Jasmine Budak rethinks adoption; Dan Falk explains the current wave of popular physics; Robert Calder on the mystique of the Saskatchewan Roughriders; fiction by Stephen Marche…
Canada’s Most Unwanted
With rising infertility rates and the availability of foreign infants declining, some 30,000 children in government care have a better shot at finding a family
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How to Feed Nine Billion
Droughts, commodity speculation, and growing demand are placing an unprecedented strain on our global food system. Can we avoid a full-blown crisis?
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Dark One Rising
Once I was going to call my book Dark One Rising and Don McKay rescued me from that idiocy, and it was christened Song of Fear after its natural parents …
Read MoreUnder One Queen
This appeared in the December 2012 issue.
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Flesh and Numbers
The boots were ankle high, smooth red leather Louboutins with crystal studs, on sale for $339.99. “Buy them,” Tom told Salma, suffused with the generosity of the three local beers …
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Embedded with the .01 Percent
In her new book, Plutocrats, journalist Chrystia Freeland reveals the troubling hegemony of the world’s most exclusive club: billionaires
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The God Particle
What explains the current wave of popular physics?
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What’s Green and White and Loved All Over?
The mystique of the Saskatchewan Roughriders
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