Why I Wrote a Poem Imagining Donald Trump’s Attempted Assassination
Listen to Steven Heighton read “Fake News,” in which an American bodyguard imagines taking a bullet for his president
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How One First Nation Artist Makes Noise With Antlers and Amplifiers
Jeneen Frei Njootli’s work explores her connection to the Yukon and the caribou that live there
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Upholstery
Mrs. Naimer would swim the whole way across the lake and back, a feat everyone on the beach ignored on purpose
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The Second Coming of the Plants
Hear the piercing chorus of the cacti, the beat boxing of the giant redwoods. This is our lullaby for you, sprouts, and only you
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Who Says Canadian Architecture Is Boring?
From Toronto’s Union Station to saunas in cottage country, Partisans is reimagining design
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How Humpty Dumpty Helped Me Teach English in Ethiopia
I turned to singing nursery rhymes to break the language barrier, and my own doubts
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Will Cryptocurrency Be Alberta’s Next Big Boom?
Why I quit my day job to become a Bitcoin miner
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Do Police Care as Much about Protecting the Public as They Do Themselves?
To maintain public confidence, police associations may need to rethink how they handle criticism of their officers
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Eating Dinner With Canada’s Migrant Workers
For the people who work our fields, food is both a livelihood and a way to stave off isolation
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Environmental Disaster Is Canada’s New Normal. Are We Ready?
As parts of the country flood—again—an unprecedented audit reveals serious flaws in our climate change policy
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