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A novel by Anne Michaels
What past legal battles tell us about the Canadian workplace today
The nuclear threat lingers still
Thinking out of the glass jar
Essays on a deeper past
When the waters rose in Moose Factory
Shared moments and diverging paths
Nahlah Ayed uncovers their story
A very public family feud
Catherine Dorion did politics differently
When defamation law fails us
Behind the closed doors of a nation
Moving beyond old certainties
Long walks toward reconciliation
For the love of the humanities
M. G. Vassanji and Gary Barwin reflect
Barrelling toward a strange kind of death
How sisters became strangers
Six writers discuss their craft
Kit Dobson’s ambitious debut
When the buffalo come to town
The Gospel according to Anthony Oliveira
From Japan to Haida Gwaii
Lynne Kutsukake plays with perspective
Christophe Bernard’s cock-eyed world
I once read differently
