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Summer School

Acknowledging and talking about uncomfortable truths

Kyle Wyatt

False Notions

Yes, certain conditions continue to exist

Mark Nkalubo Nabeta

Under the Guise of Research

Science and subjugation

John Baglow

An Act of Protest

Desmond Cole says his piece

Morgan Campbell

Waiting on Tables

When no one’s being served

Michael Humeniuk

Uncorked

Keeping spirits up in isolation

David Wilson

Heart and Solo

Beyond the Silicon Valley fallacy

Rob Csernyik

China’s Moment

Reckoning with an empire state of mind

Dan Dunsky

A Northern Light

Nunavut’s hope to avoid the outbreak

Sarah Rogers

National Personality

The legacy of Marcel Cadieux

Bruce K. Ward

Harsh Treatment

Perspectives on internment

J. L. Granatstein

Neighbourhood Watch

Remembering a city of old

Barry Jordan Chong

Risky Business

The journeys of human curiosity

Gregory P. Marchildon

Lawgivers of the Mind

The moral coding of artificial intelligence

Brendan Howley

Snuffed Torch

Can the Olympic myth survive?

Laura Robinson

North and South

Cuba’s Orwellian mystery

Amanda Perry

Trying Situations

A new collection from David Bergen

David Staines

An Urgent Realm

Mallory Tater’s dark debut

Cecily Ross

Labyrinth

When a friend put a pen in my hand

Sheree Fitch

Is Public Service Delivery Obsolete?

This Dear Green Place

Promoting Democracy Abroad

July | August 2020