Nature Versus Nurture
After giving up motherhood thirty years ago for the sake of the climate, Lorraine Glendenning now asks if it was worth it.
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Wednesday, November 14, 2018Danger Zone
Ukrainian ultra-nationalists are violently attacking fellow citizens—and that means Canada has a choice to make. -
Thursday, November 1, 2018Self-made métis
Tens of thousands of Canadians have begun calling themselves Métis, Darryl Leroux finds, and now they’re trying to get the courts to agree. -
Articles
Writing on the Wall
André Forget reads Refuse: CanLit in Ruins.Oppressive Calm
Peace, Order and Good Government defines Canadian society, but not in the way that you think.End of Story
Canadians need to talk about sexual assault, H.G.Watson writes—but they’re getting sued for it.Matters of the Heart
Generations of people born with heart defects have lived longer than doctors were ready for.Photos Worth a Thousand Houses
Vancouver photography rises and falls with Vancouver real estate—for better and worse.Spilt
New fiction from jia qing wilson-yang.Mutton Curry
New fiction from Sharon Bala.Off the Rails
Who bought all those Canada 150 train passes? Kate Black spent a week finding out.O Ye of Little Faith
When you grow up a missionary, what happens if you stop believing?After Roxham Road
Thousands of asylum seekers arrived in Quebec last year. Heather Robb investigates what happened to them after the flashbulbs died down.
Blog Posts
The Postscript: Darryl Leroux speaks to Zoe Todd about researching race-shifting
In his Fall 2018 story "Self-made métis," Darryl Leroux searched for the roots of a growing group in Quebec: tens of thousands of people who ...
The Postscript: Ethan Lou on tunnelling into Trans Mountain
In his Fall 2018 feature on the Trans Mountain pipeline battle, Ethan Lou chronicled behind-the-scenes tactics of governments and activists. Much of his information came ...
A Mountain Too High
History lessons weren't enough to overcome the government's pipeline hurdles.
Face to Face
An excerpt from Twin Studies, a novel.
For Whom the Bells Toll
A historic French-Canadian church in Massachusetts meets its end.
News
Our Winter 2018 issue
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