December 2008
Featured Articles
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Canada’s Homeless Portrait Gallery
A historic collection falls victim to economic and intellectual uncertainty.
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Canada’s Black Chamber
A review of Kurt F. Jensen’s Cautious Beginnings: Canadian Foreign Intelligence, 1939–51
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Delicious Canadian Ham
A review of Up Till Now: The Autobiography, by William Shatner with David Fisher and In Spite of Myself: A Memoir, by Christopher Plummer
Aimée van Drimmelen is an artist and illustrator who grew up in Saskatchewan and lives in Montreal. She is currently illustrating a children’s story called Rumfortable Rumfort, selling her first series of prints online and sitting on an old radiator to keep warm. Samples of her work are available at http://www.fortpolio.net.
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Canada’s Homeless Portrait Gallery
A historic collection falls victim to economic and intellectual uncertainty.
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Canada’s Black Chamber
A review of Kurt F. Jensen’s Cautious Beginnings: Canadian Foreign Intelligence, 1939–51
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Delicious Canadian Ham
A review of Up Till Now: The Autobiography, by William Shatner with David Fisher and In Spite of Myself: A Memoir, by Christopher Plummer
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Does Technology Make Us Do It?
A review of The End of Ethics in a Technological Society, by Lawrence E. Schmidt with Scott Marratto