Charging Ahead
We keep asking who killed the electric car. But as time runs out, a more important question looms: who will bring it back?
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Thursday, January 7, 2021State of Disunion
After moving back home to the States, Kelli María Korducki tries to settle into the feeling of never being settled. -
Tuesday, December 29, 2020Reel Life
We've always known films bring us together. This year, many of us realized that they're good for the lonely times, too. -
Tuesday, December 22, 2020Hindsight 2020
In this year of losses, Fatima Syed writes, let’s not add one more—our ability to care.
Articles
Aubade for Meeting Obligations
New poetry from Phoebe Wang.The Fall 2020 Book Room
Fall reads from Justin Ling, Marlowe Granados, Marc Herman Lynch and others.Snack Attack
Usually, saying you'd rather eat glass is just an expression. Things are changing, Ziya Jones reports.Filtered Out
After years of using face-altering photo filters, Houda Kerkadi sees the bigger picture.Bought the Farm
Small family farms are disappearing, but not for the reasons people tend to think. As investors rush in, farmers can’t hold on to their land.A Truthful Interaction
The authors of As We Have Always Done and Policing Black Lives talk about writing on their own terms.Walking on Water
Streams gushed freely through cities—until they were seen as a nuisance. Now, we need them back.New Fuel
Ironically, Alberta is the perfect place for a Green New Deal.Pathfinding
It took years for journalist Jody Porter to see that writing about other people’s pain can be a way of hiding from your own.Virtually Normal
As going into the real world loses its appeal for Chloë Lalonde, a new game brings life's mundane routines to her screen.Living Legacy
As an adult, Montrealer Christine Estima discovered a buried truth about her family—and her city and country.
Blog Posts
In the Stars
Keah Hansen charts the uncertain future of astrology.
A Guide to Problematic Monuments in Montreal
From Macdonald to Maisonneuve, colonial monuments dominate the city's public spaces.
Talking to a Portrait: An interview with Rosalind Pepall
"Often curators are very much in the background. People don't know what they're doing all the time and the crazy things that happen to get a show up."
The Postscript: Kieran Delamont on leaving behind the lions of Grand Bend
For the past year, lion cages and tiger enclosures—home to a dozen or so cats—have been the source of low-level psychic torture for ...
Life is Elsewhere
There are days where deafening, silent rage seethes in me, leaving no room to doubt its legitimacy.
News
Introducing new Editor-in-Chief Madi Haslam
Maisonneuve is thrilled to introduce its new Editor-in-Chief. Madi Haslam will be taking over as of December; her first issue will be Spring 2021, on ...
Our Winter 2020 issue
On newsstands December 18.
Intern at Maisonneuve - Winter-Spring 2021
Calling all keeners: Maisonneuve is now accepting applications for part-time research interns. We’re looking for enthusiastic, self-motivated candidates who have a passion for magazines ...
Sarah Ratchford joins Maisonneuve
Maisy welcomes a new Associate Editor.
