Return to Sender
As Canada Post evades bankruptcy, workers push back on a future where efficiency trumps the collective.
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Monday, September 29, 2025Grizzly Truth
The fate of a rare white grizzly bear reveals the uneasy relationship between conservation and tourism in the Rockies. -
Friday, July 11, 2025The Many Annes
There’s more than one way to read L. M. Montgomery’s literary heroine, from feminist trailblazer to conservative tradwife. -
Friday, July 11, 2025Making Montréal-Est
The history of this small city is intertwined with heavy industry, as are the plans for its revitalization. -
Thursday, July 10, 2025In the Swim of Things
Launched amid a public health crisis, Montreal’s pool system remains deeply embedded in the lives and hearts of residents. -
Thursday, July 10, 2025Hydro Not Included
A deluxe bedroom built in the middle of an abandoned factory is an ironic response to Montreal’s housing crisis. -
Friday, April 11, 2025Transitional Period
A child coming out as trans may be difficult for parents, but the relationship need not be ruled by fear. -
Friday, April 11, 2025A Lie and a Coup
My father held on to the truth of the Iranian coup despite the West’s best efforts to bury it. -
Friday, April 11, 2025The Stories We Carry
When I was afraid of writing my bipolar disorder into my family history, my grandmother taught me to raise my voice. -
Friday, April 11, 2025The Sandwich Generation
A growing cohort of adults is saddled with the responsibility of caring for both children and aging parents. -
Friday, April 11, 2025A Grief Unshared
After the death of a parent, only children are often left to weather the storm alone. -
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Friday, April 11, 2025Perfectly Fine Dining
At a time when many family-style chains are on the decline, I embarked on a culinary tour to assess the damage. -
Thursday, December 12, 2024Canadian Blend
A Second Cup in Ghana takes a subtle approach to channeling Canadiana.
Articles
Issue 97: Letter from the Editor
Introducing issue 97.Open Secrets
With a rise in AI-powered journal apps the future of our private selves is uncertain.Club Connections
For Toronto’s South Asian diaspora, the dancefloor has long been a crucial meeting place.Rooted Through the Storm
Joseph Hillel’s new documentary At All Kosts is the latest work in a rich Haitian Canadian cinema of resistance.The Book Room
Reviews of new books by Jason Guriel, Shani Mootoo, Christine Estima, and Lee Lai.The Music Room
Reviews of new albums by Kate Wyatt Trio, The Gruesomes, Pang Attack, and Dun-Dun Band.A Reclusorium of One’s Own
The life of a religious recluse in seventeenth-century Montreal shows how solitude doesn’t have to mean isolation.I’m Thinking of a Place
Where a person is from is not a question with a straightforward answer.
Blog Posts
Post-Man
Reviewing Alex Manley's new essay collection.
Iris and the Dead: An interview with Miranda Schreiber
An interview with Miranda Schreiber.
Pink Pyjamas
I justified my revulsion with observations I’d made about fishing: that we could kill without remorse only if an animal was mute.
Jones
An interview with author Neil Smith.
Three Poems
Three poems by Derek Webster, poet and founding editor of Maisonneuve.
News
Our Fall 2025 issue
On newsstands October 3.
Introducing Maisonneuve's New Associate Editor Aysha White
Maisonneuve is excited to welcome Aysha White as our new associate editor. Her first issue will be Fall 2025, working with incoming editor-in-chief Rosie Long ...
Intern at Maisonneuve: Fall-Winter 2025
Maisonneuve is now accepting applications for part-time research interns. Apply by July 18.
Our Summer 2025 issue
On newsstands July 7.
