Expos Nation
The extraordinary past—and possible future—of major league baseball in Montreal
Read MoreOctober 2014
Adam Gopnik ponders the past—and possible future—of the Montreal Expos; Sara Angel investigates the secret life of art dealer Max Stern; Allan Casey profiles one of Saskatoon’s poorest neighbourhoods; Mark Leiren-Young traces the beginning of the modern conservation movement to a killer whale; Nick Mount on CanLit’s next great curmudgeon; poetry by James Langer and Vincent Colistro…
Reviving Riversdale
Gentrification and reconciliation in one of Saskatoon’s poorest neighbourhoods
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The Secret Life of Max Stern
The Nazis stole his family’s paintings. Now, twenty years after his death, he is changing the rules of restitution
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Twitter Tailor Soldier Spy
Days in the lives of Ottawa staffers
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A Feast of Ideas
Scientists break bread and convention at a unique island research station
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When Killer Whales Got a Rebrand
Fifty years ago, killer whales became known as orcas—and launched the modern conservation movement
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St. John’s Burns Down for the Umpteenth Time
Let’s say the fix was in. Let’s say history, being human and thus short on ideas, made change from an old bag of tricks. Say this was something reported as …
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Down the Rabbit Hole
In his circus of a studio, Jon Rafman makes the virtual world physical
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A lapsed polyglot reclaims her childhood
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