War Wounds
A century later, the Battle of the Somme still resonates in Newfoundland
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Don Gillmor examines how we can be saved from traffic ruining our lives; Laura Trethewey visits British Columbia’s last houseboat squatters as they face eviction; David Macfarlane investigates how the Battle of the Somme still resonates in Newfoundland; Michael Lista takes on cowardly critics; Graeme Bayliss argues the mentally ill deserve the right to die; new fiction by Mona Awad, David Bergen, and Lisa Moore…
Float Free or Die
British Columbia’s last houseboat squatters fight eviction
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San Pellegrino
After an all-nighter, he’d stagger out to the kitchen counter, / full of odour, having slept in his clothes for good measure
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Working-Class Hero
Horror made Stephen King rich. Writing about the poor makes him great
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Bridgespotting
Halifax’s Big Lift becomes an unlikely tourist attraction
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Bye Judy and Good Luck
Judy shakes her head sadly. She winces as if even that hurts. Then she tells us how she got so drunk last night that she decided she’d try to get her dog and cat to make friends
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Life Cycle of the Animal Called She
Wife Mother Mistress I made a line without continuation. My name in red Letters along the belly of this curve. How to cure him Of the colic, the bed wet, …
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The Burden of Digital Existence
How Sartre and Beauvoir inspired me to turn off my smartphone
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