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Referendum Trudeau

He campaigned in poetry but governed in prose

Jeff Costen

Rinkside Reading

What does hockey’s literature say about the sport?

Naoko Asano

Alarm Bells

Fort McMurray and fires hence

Bob Armstrong
Back Issues

June 2019

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The Public’s Library

On shelf preservation

Kyle Wyatt

Drip by Drip

The iconic Canadian company that changed the world

Dimitry Anastakis

The Crossroads of Canada

Jewish immigrants and the making of modern Winnipeg

Jill Wilson

Manifest No

Conrad Black’s mission to trumpet Canada

Matthew Lombardi

Rwanda’s Legacy

The complicated lessons of genocide

Murray Campbell

Snap Out of It

Can science correct our distorted realities?

Andrew Potter

Gravy Train

Sumptuous fare on the world’s great railways

Hattie Klotz

Delay of Game

When the NFL refused black players, the CFL stood up

Morgan Campbell

Track Changes

How black railway porters helped reshape a nation

Donna Bailey Nurse

More Than Words

The legal implications of Indigenous languages

Heather Menzies

Muslim Pride

A timely LGBTQ memoir

Sheima Benembarek

Inside the Box

An investigative journalist goes undercover at Walmart

Alexander Sallas

A Fatherly Course

Piecing together a family history at sea

Scott Griffin

Journeymen

Travels with an order of Timbits

Megan Kuklis

Family Ties

Was this my mother’s world?

Kevin Keystone

A Not-So-Simple Love Story

Even in the photos, it’s rarely black and white

Elspeth H. Brown