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You might say that a clod washed away diminishes the whole, the contours of the land effaced by saintly patience of the tide, which knows that in time its tiny …
Read MoreJuly/August 2014
Summer Reading: fresh takes on old crimes by Mark Callanan, Jessica Grant, Kathryn Kuitenbrouwer, Stephen Marche, and Alexandra Oliver; assessing risk in the aftermath of Lac-Mégantic; John Lorinc investigates police shootings of people with mental illnesses; Noah Richler studies a fisherman from Digby accused of smuggling cocaine into Spain…
Runaway Train
Assessing risk in the aftermath of Lac-Mégantic
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What a Feeling!
The high-minded writer behind Flashdance the Musical
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Putin’s Move
The collapse of Ukraine’s Faustian bargain
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Life in the Afternoon
The bloodless bullfighting of Dundalk, Ontario
Read More Editor’s Note
The first fishermen to employ nets were soon followed by others, and likewise the first farmers to fertilize their fields. Humans are by nature copycats, driven by self-interest to emulate …
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