The Moores of Scotland
I don’t know why I settled on Aberdeen, aside from the fact that it’s close to my favourite distillery
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A Land without Trump
Why hardcore blowhards never make it in Canadian politics
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Bal’mer, Then and Now
A Canadian recalls her university years in Baltimore, and ponders how the city has—and has not—changed since
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Team America
How US expats are quietly reshaping Vancouver
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The Other Referendum
Awaiting the United Kingdom’s fate in the pubs of Scotland
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Editor’s Note
“Any slighting reference to Canada is bound to produce a flurry of anguished letters, most of them attached to manuscripts,” Michael Kinsley wrote in The New Republic three decades ago. …
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The Death Knell for Small-Town Police Departments
Barney Fife is a relic: modern society needs modern policing
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On Stage at Zionism’s Super Bowl
In Washington, the editor-in-chief of The Walrus tells AIPAC why Stephen Harper has become Israel’s number-one fan
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Cuba’s Tipping Point
The US embargo has not yet fallen, but the island is already changing
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Clint Eastwood’s War
Critics are dismissing American Sniper as a jingoistic, post-9/11 spin on John Wayne. Here’s why they’re wrong
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