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Blurred Vision

A novel by Anne Michaels

André Forget

Solidarity Revisited

What past legal battles tell us about the Canadian workplace today

Michael Lynk

Clock Watching

The nuclear threat lingers still

Joyce Wayne
Back Issues

March 2017

Jay Dart Jay Dart is a drawist who exhibits his art far and wide. He is also an illustrator and designer whose list of clients includes Yen magazine (Australia), Max Joseph magazine (Germany), The Globe and Mail, Maisonneuve, NOW magazine, Leo Burnett and Donovan Woods. At the National Magazine Awards in 2016, he won a gold for editorial illustration. Visit thedart.ca.

Critical Un-favourite

The irascible, brilliant, greatly underrated John Metcalf, and how we talk about CanLit

Andy Lamey

The Grandest Wager

Is Trump betting on Russia to help contain China?

Gordon Chang

On Manhood, Marriage and the “Neo-patriarchy”

Rachel Giese in conversation with Stephen Marche

Rachel Giese and Stephen Marche

What We Don’t Know

A modest proposal for fixing Canada’s data deficit

Alan Broadbent

Gridlocked

A walking tour straddles Toronto’s urban-suburban divide

Colin Ellard

Party of One

Solitude and the modern mind

Bronwyn Drainie

How to Be a Feminist

Searching for the soul of a movement

Naheed Mustafa

Non-disclosure

In her anti-confessional new novel, Rachel Cusk uncovers in others what it feels like to be human

Kate Taylor

Lines of Flight

Finding the tracks of Canada’s missing black history

Donna Bailey Nurse

The Eye of One Beholder

What happens to us when we encounter beauty?

Fraser Sutherland

End Reefer Madness

What Canadians really want from the new marijuana laws

James McIntosh