November 2015
Featured Articles
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Spending Power
Should Canada spend more now, in expectation of better outcomes and cost-of-service savings later?
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Tales from the Beat
A review of Crime Seen: From Patrol Cop to Profiler, My Stories from Behind the Yellow Tape, by Kate Lines, and Damage Done: A Mountie’s Memoir, by Deanna Lennox
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A Question of Bias
An essay by Margaret Atwood et al.
Hannah Wilson is a graduate of Sheridan’s illustration program, working and walking her dog in Kingsville, Ontario. To view more of her work, visit http://www.hannah-wilson.ca.
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Spending Power
Should Canada spend more now, in expectation of better outcomes and cost-of-service savings later?
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Tales from the Beat
A review of Crime Seen: From Patrol Cop to Profiler, My Stories from Behind the Yellow Tape, by Kate Lines, and Damage Done: A Mountie’s Memoir, by Deanna Lennox
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A Question of Bias
An essay by Margaret Atwood et al.
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Canada the Good
A review of Colonial Extractions: Race and Canadian Mining in Contemporary Africa, by Paula Butler
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Never to Forget
A review of Lions or Jellyfish: Newfoundland-Ottawa Relations Since 1957, by Raymond D. Blake
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“Not a Lawless People”
A review of Nationhood Interrupted: Revitalizing nêhiyaw Legal Systems, by Sylvia McAdam (Saysewahum)
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Firearm Follies
A review of Arms: he Culture and Credo of the Gun, by A.J. Somerset
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Attawapiskat versus Ottawa
A review of Children of the Broken Treaty: Canada’s Lost Promise and One Girl’s Dream, by Charlie Angus
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Dip ’n’ Dunk
A review of Photobooth: A Biography, by Meags Fitzgerald
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Adolf’s Games
A review of More than Just Games: Canada and the 1936 Olympics, by Richard Menkis and Harold Troper
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Victims of Geology
A review of Long Change, by Don Gillmor
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Decline and Fall of a Tough Guy
A review of Sleep, by Nino Ricci
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Raising Hell
A review of Acting for Freedom: Fifty Years of Civil Liberties in Canada, by Marian Botsford Fraser, with Sukanya Pillay and Kent Roach
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Language Wars
A review of Language Policy and Political Economy: English in a Global Context, edited by Thomas Ricento
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Why do we ignore the 99.9%?
An essay in advance of Dr. Momani’s LRC Presents event, Dec. 3