March 2008
Featured Articles
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Constabulary Duties
When did the phrase “to serve and protect” begin to ring so hollow?
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Dystopic Utopia?
A review of Michael Adams’ Unlikely Utopia: The Surprising Triumph of Canadian Pluralism
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Darwin on My Mind
A review of Ronald de Sousa’s Why Think? Evolution and the Rational Mind
Since graduating from art school in 2001, Sylvia Nickerson has designed books, illustrated for magazines, tutored mathematics, worked as an arts administrator in the Canadian book publishing industry and completed an M.A. in the history of science. Her illustrations have been published in The Coast, the New Quarterly, Carousel Magazine, Briarpatch Magazine, The Dominion and The Globe and Mail. To see more of her art go to http://www.sylvianickerson.ca.
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Constabulary Duties
When did the phrase “to serve and protect” begin to ring so hollow?
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Dystopic Utopia?
A review of Michael Adams’ Unlikely Utopia: The Surprising Triumph of Canadian Pluralism
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Darwin on My Mind
A review of Ronald de Sousa’s Why Think? Evolution and the Rational Mind
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Our Man in Bhutan
How a Canadian Jesuit founded a secular education system in a remote mountain nation.
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the walnut-cracking machine