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New fiction from jia qing wilson-yang.
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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.
Cheque your Privilege
Want to give away your money? Stop attaching strings.
A Recipe for Being Me
How does a Muslim who eats bacon assert her identity?
Experts in their field
To work on your people skills, learn the language of horses.
Lone Star (Requires Subscription)
A photo essay.
Little Mum
A new comic.
Sometimes a whole day
New poetry from Anna Swanson.
Taking Shape (Requires Subscription)
Writing from Quebec. Translated by Melissa Bull.
The Summer 2018 Book Room (Requires Subscription)
The Summer 2018 Book Room.
The Summer 2018 Music Room (Requires Subscription)
The Summer 2018 Music Room.
On the Lam
Letter from Montreal.
Greener Pastures
Canadian farmers want to improve life for their dairy cattle, but it comes at a steep price.
Letters from Pop
Jennifer Verma explores the legacy of illiteracy in her home province of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Fruits of the Loom
Writing from Quebec. Translated by Melissa Bull.
Leaf Thief
Letter from Montreal.
Our Public Nodcaster
How can we fix the CBC? Tim Forster writes the script.
Incorrigible Women
How a 1948 riot helped end a special hell for Canadian women.
Alternate Universe
Behind the scenes at Montreal’s iconic indie label, Constellation Records.
Perfect Fit
People with physical disabilities want better fashion.
Kindred Spirits
Anne of Green Gables lives on. Tatum Dooley speaks with three of her incarnations.
Cosmichronos (Requires Subscription)
Photo essay.
Silent Majority
Is the Hill just paying lip service to the idea of sexual accountability?
Two poems.
New poetry from Benjamin Hertwig.
The Spring 2018 Book Room
The Spring 2018 Music Room
The God Machine
New fiction from Ben Rawluk.
Battle Fatigue
Retired Captain Kelly S. Thompson on how to change the military’s culture of sexual harassment.
Last-Generation Americans
Fifty years after the Vietnam War, Anders Morley talks to draft dodgers about their legacy in Canada.
A Day at the Beach
New fiction from Kim Fu.
How to Heal
As fatal overdoses skyrocket in BC, Jackie Wong revisits lessons from the province's HIV/AIDS crisis.
A Schwartz’s in Paris
Katie Sehl seeks fresh meat.
Stormy Weather
How Toronto’s severe 2013 ice storm heralds worse things to come.
Under the Influence
When Big Alcohol claims to want to reduce harmful drinking, can you trust them?
Occult Favourite
How experimenting with witchcraft transmogrified Anna Maxymiw.
Two poems
New poetry from Gillian Sze.
This Must Be the Nature of Things
New fiction by Ben Ladouceur.
The History of Canada Is a History of Oil
David Huebert reviews Sarah Marie Wiebe’s Everyday Exposure.
The Bard of Bordeaux
Kyle Carney rereads Al Purdy’s Wild Grape Wine.
The Sex Project (Requires Subscription)
Staying Power (Requires Subscription)
Beyond Pink and Blue (Requires Subscription)
Translated by Melissa Bull. From URBANIA, Annuel 2017, No. 46, pages 113–114.
The Winter 2017 Book Room
The Winter 2017 Music Room
If He's Here, Let Me Find Him
Perry Sebastian, Jr. was last seen just after Christmas 2011. His family is one of the many along BC’s Highway of Tears seeking answers.
Gilding the Willy
When bodies are used as brushes, writes Mica Lemiski, it’s better to be the artist than the muse.
British Columbia
A new poem from Tim Bowling
