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Two Other Solitudes

The India-Canada relationship has taken a long time to develop

Are Interests Really Value-Free?

A salvo from the “realist” school of Canadian foreign relations

They’re Still Missing

An insider’s account of the bungled hunt for Robert Pickton

it’s a sane thing

Tannaz Taghizadeh, born in Tehran, Iran, has been living in Toronto for the past eleven years. She has translated several short stories from English to Farsi, and a collection of her translations is being published in Iran. She writes poems in English and also translates poetry from English to Farsi and from Farsi to English. She is currently reading Wait Time: A Memoir of Cancer, by Kenneth Sherman, Taking Off Emily Dickinson’s Clothes, by Billy Collins, and Beginners by Raymond Carver.

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