October 2015
Featured Articles
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Fault Lines
An essay
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Bio Politics
A review of Stephen Harper by John Ibbitson and Strength of Conviction by Tom Mulcair.
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Foreign Posturing
An essay
Raz Latif is an illustrator and artist based in Toronto. Contact him and see more of his work at razlatif.com.
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Fault Lines
An essay
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Bio Politics
A review of Stephen Harper by John Ibbitson and Strength of Conviction by Tom Mulcair.
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Foreign Posturing
An essay
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Style Page Ghetto
A review of Outsiders Still: hy Women Journalists Love—and Leave—Their Newspaper Careers, by Vivian Smith
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Loaded Logic
A review of Teaching Plato in Palestine: Philosophy in a Divided World , by Carlos Fraenkel
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Fast Awake
A review of Bright Eyed: Insomnia and Its Cultures, by R.M. Vaughan
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Promised Land
A review of Unsettling Canada: A National Wake-Up Call, by Arthur Manuel
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Home of the Whopper
A review of Undermajordomo Minor, by Patrick deWitt
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A Village Reinvented
A review of The Keeper’s Daughter, by Jean-François Caron, translated from the French by W. Donald Wilson
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Our Kissing Cousins
A review of The Last Bonobo: A Journey into the Congo, by Deni Béchard
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Out of Africa
A review of Canada and Africa in the New Millennium: The Politics of Consistent Inconsistency, by David R. Black, and Africa: Why Economists Get It Wrong, by Morten Jerven
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Heal Thyself
A review of The Brain’s Way of Healing: Remarkable Discoveries and Recoveries from the Frontiers of Neuroplasticity, by Norman Doidge
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On the Run
A review of Empire of Deception: From Chicago to Nova Scotia — The Incredible Story of a Master Swindler Who Seduced a City and Captivated the Nation, by Dean Jobb
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Unending Struggle
A review of A Remarkable Journey: The Story of Evolution, by R. Paul Thompson