May 2014
Marci McDonald profiles Jason Kenney, the right winger who wants Stephen Harper’s job; Jaime Hogge and Ian Brown ponder Down syndrome in the age of prenatal testing; Jeremy Keehn examines the Reinvent the Toilet Challenge; Sarah Milroy reviews Kent Monkman’s new art show; fiction by Terry Griggs…
The Toilet Papers
Can a high-tech sanitation appliance save lives in poor countries?
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Proroguing Problems
Days in the lives of Ottawa staffers
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Forget about It
Why online brain checkups may be bad for you
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Juno Pluvia
My cousin? Nile? Never mind, file him under “women’s troubles” and forget about him. We have other coronary matters to consider. For instance, the unnamed man who washed up on …
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Lostlandia
The national anthem’s a strange genre: pomp straining to conjure a circumstance under which a love song to a shaded patch on the map isn’t just sad, a train wreck …
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In Our Nature
Three writers try to restore our relationship with the environment
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Double-Doublethink
On fifty years of Tim Hortons tyranny
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Justin and Gerald
The future of the Liberal Party depends on a lifelong friendship
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