July–August 2017
The New Dissent
In an age of free speech battles and #fakenews, what exactly counts as dissent?
Andrew PotterUnsettled
Is multinational, multicultural Canada more civilization than nation-state?
Joshua NicholsBrush with Infamy
A forgotten artist, a 50-year-old forgery and my unlikely journey into the country’s biggest art fraud case
Jon S. DellandreaPicture Perfect
Following a trail of iconic images in search of the real Glenn Gould
Deborah Kirshner“An Odiferous Goulash”
Automobility, the newspaper wars and how paved roads came to Hogtown
Beth HaddonThe Sins of a City
The story of Canada’s Sherlock Holmes is also a dark and revealing history of Vancouver
Naben RuthnumMr. Lithuania in Canada
A portrait of the artist as a parking-lot attendant and bingo caller
Joel YanofskyMaud’s Darkening Gables
How the world wars shaped L.M. Montgomery’s character—and characters
Carole GersonA Toast to the Lassie
A portrait of Robert Burns’s much-adored, long-suffering wife and muse
Ian Hunter