The Circus Comes to Charlottetown
The accidental birth of a nation
Read MoreSeptember 2014
Painter John Hartman surveys Georgian Bay; Micah Toub explores new research that could save your sex life; Jeet Heer on voter suppression; Michael Crummey on the accidental birth of Confederation; Heather O’Neill ponders the feminism of photographer Petra Collins; Angelo Muredda reviews David Cronenberg’s debut novel; poetry by Elise Partridge…
Just Do It
Sex researchers have found a new way to keep the spark alive
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Coalition Conundrum
This appeared in the September 2014 issue.
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Finding the Words
Linda Gaboriau’s struggle to translate a hit Quebec play
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If We Build It, They Will Stay
Instead of extracting resources and leaving, we could populate the mid-Canada corridor—and create a bigger, better country
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A Late Writer’s Desk
They couldn’t give it away, I guess, so left it by the side of the road, where, obdurate, it warps. No gnawed pencils now, no fingers drumming— just catkin loads …
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Skin in the Game
A conflicted fan comes to grips with the violence of football
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Mr. Weaver Goes to Victoria
A renowned climate scientist gets political
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The Map-Maker
John Hartman’s Georgian Bay
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Loaves and Fishes
Dining with the pious at the National Prayer Breakfast
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