March/April 2021
Double issue: declaring your data at the border, the Group of Seven 100 years later, an Indigenous-led camp for unhoused people in Edmonton, death in the age of Facebook, and quitting America for good.
Palinopsia
If I cannot see you / properly, whatever you’re named, / are you still functioning as ode material?
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The Startup
The startup’s simulations are so good that the main complaint from users is how difficult they are to differentiate from reality
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Death in the Age of Facebook
What it’s like to mourn a mother via social media
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The Group of Seven Doesn’t Define Canadian Art
After 100 years, is it time to retire the collective as Canada’s definitive painters?
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The Needs of Humans
I am in need of a manicure. / A manticore. A man to cure.
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When Border Security Crosses a Line
International crossings are now testing grounds for unregulated surveillance technology
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Standoff at 1492 Land Back Lane
How twenty-five acres of Ontario farmland have become a new front in the battle for Indigenous self-governance
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