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Whims and Longings

In the vicinity of that folio

Campaign Confidential

On the run with Terry Fox

Home Inspection

Reappraising the housing crisis

Warren Cariou

Warren Cariou teaches aboriginal literature and creative writing at the University of Manitoba.

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Warren Cariou

Demography in the Balance

Is Native population growth on the prairies a positive or negative thing? October 2007
Canada’s west is booming in a way that has not been seen in at least a generation, and there is every indication that this shift in economic clout will be with us for a number of years to come. It may even be true that the balance of political power is changing from east to west on a long-term…

Humanity Behind Bars

A rare document uncovers life in a human zoo for 19th century Inuit January–February 2006
In late August of 2005, the London Zoo staged a brief but very popular exhibit that consisted of eight scantily clad human beings displayed in a zoo enclosure that might once have housed orangutans or bears. Billed as “the world’s first ever human zoo exhibit,” the display was intended to turn the tables on the viewing public and to teach spectators “that the human is just another primate,” as spokesperson Polly Wills…