The Shoe Emporium
His nodding effects a reluctant intimacy, as if many a customer could not get this kind of attention out of Steve
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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…
Don’t Blame the Defence
Sexual-assault survivors suffer when police and prosecutors don’t do their jobs
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The Desert Fathers
With or without a bindle of crystal meth, they made their anchorage in Egypt’s Wadi El Natrun, or the dismantled Marine Corps training base of Slab City, California, wagering long-term …
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Chug, Run, Repeat
Racing for glory at the Beer Mile World Championship
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Poetry Slam
Cowardly critics and bad art—a Canadian codependency
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Never Too Late
He wondered if he could get used to being with a woman who wasn’t able to ride or rope or wrangle
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