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God of Poetry

Apollo was about more than going to the moon

Climbing Down from Vimy Ridge

One of Canada’s leading historians makes a different case for military success

Plate Appearances

José Bautista and the Temple of Dome

Sharanpal Ruprai

Sharanpal Ruprai is a writer and professor of women’s and gender studies at the University of Winnipeg. Her debut poetry collection, Seva (Frontenac House, 2015), was shortlisted for the 2015 Stephen G. Stephansson Award for Poetry by the Alberta Literary Awards.

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The Colour of Labour

A road trip into the heart of brownness July-August 2016
Kamal Al-Solaylee believes that there is a “collective experience that unites people of brown skin whatever their particular geographic, ethnic, national and cultural circumstances. We are united (and divided) by the fact that we’re not white. Or black,” he writes. In trying to understand and define that collective experience, Al-Solaylee travels to Trinidad, Philippines, Hong…