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Starchitect Saga

Two accounts chart the emergence of Frank Gehry’s genius

Ignoring Tectonic Shifts

As the Asian world has risen, Canada has paid little attention

Claim Game

The high stakes of fraudulent identity

Issues

March 2016

Karen Hibbard is a freelance illustrator with experience in print, multimedia, film and animation. She draws on a 25-year career as a visual artist and an MFA from Concordia University. She teaches at the University of Victoria.

Generation A

How disenchanted Arab youth are fuelling a regional transformation

Rouba Al-Fattal

Delicate Places

Rewriting development aims to take account of the risks of fragility

Elissa Golberg

A Strangely Obtuse Country

A diary of a public culture maker

Charlotte Gray

Green Enigma

Trying to make sense of current prospects for the environment

Andrew Heintzman

Cracked

Placing the Ford mayoralty in long-term perspective

Michael Booth

Hungry and Angry

Body size is the theme of Mona Awad’s powerful first novel

Brett Josef Grubisic

Sex, Death and Tourism

Two narrators tell intersecting stories in Farzana Doctor’s novel

Rashi Khilnani

Cruelty at Mealtime

Exploring the realities of factory farming for Canadians

Don LePan

Beneath the Surface

Diving into our obsession with dolphins

Andrew Westoll

Dramatis Personae

The players in our historical drama

Mark Starowicz

Due South

Are Canada’s constitutional values becoming more American?

Emmett Macfarlane

Queen's Park Dad

A former Ontario premier looks back at his years in office

Steve Paikin

Unfinished Business

A British Columbia writer exorcises ghosts from her family’s past

Stephen Reid