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From the archives
Race, lobbyists and the ironic development of Canadian gun laws
On faith and desire
Keeping up with the emoji
John Zada on Chris A. Rutkowski’s Canada’s UFO Secrets: Disclosing Government Files on What Is Happening in Our Skies. Greg Hudson reviews Mark Abley’s Numb: The Politics of Overwhelm.
A collective wake-up call
On the promise and perils of global soccer
Remember peanuts and Cracker Jack?
On otter pelts and territorial disputes
Echoes of infections past
Boats, birds, and telegraph wires
We have always served at their pleasure
Seeking a robust Canadian nationalism
Banned books deserve reviews too
Somewhere between laid-back and laid off
Before and after Habitat 67
The misery of a broken heart
A different kind of immigration story
Two accounts of the Near North
Of worker bees and warnings
A surfer runs to it
A. F. Moritz’s witty collection
Wayne Johnston unveils another family drama
The latest from John Irving
A sharp debut from Nadja Lubiw‑Hazard
Don Gillmor’s Hogtown confidential
Michael Eddy’s satirical first novel
What Arthur Meighen thought of William Shakespeare
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