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Chartered Fight

When provinces and the bench butt heads

In Little Jamaica

Stories from a changing neighbourhood

The Devil Is in the Details

Canada’s legalization of marijuana raises a host of policy and health questions

Sarah Liss

Sarah Liss was the senior editor of Reader’s Digest. Her work has appeared in The Walrus, Maclean’s, Toronto Life, The Globe and Mail, Hazlitt, the Hairpin and CBC.ca. Her book, Army of Lovers: A Community History of Will Munro, was published by Coach House books in 2013. She lives in Toronto.

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Our Other True-Crime Obsession

What does the profusion of rape memoirs ask of sexual assault laws, and of readers? November 2016
You hardly know him but now he thinks he knows you:he has taken down your worst momenton a machine and filed it in a file.He knows, or thinks he knows, how much you imagined;he knows, or thinks he knows, what you secretly wanted.—Adrienne Rich, “Rape” In mid October, a Los Angeles–based screenwriter named Kathryn…