John Baglow reads and writes in Ottawa.
Articles by John Baglow
- A Portrait of Grief (July–August 2023)
Charles Foran turns to memoir - Fish Out of Water (March 2023)
A poem. - Gaslighting (March 2023)
Chronicles of a greasy campaign - The Present Begets the Past (November 2022)
From Montreal to Buenos Aires - Knock on Wood (July–August 2022)
Solutions don’t always grow in trees - Acts of Union (January–February 2022)
Power to the teachers - A Radical Journey (October 2021)
E. T. Kingsley’s activism - Thou Art Anxious (July–August 2021)
Decisions, decisions - Lapsed Duty (May 2021)
A history of neglect - Whatever the Cost May Be (March 2021)
Preparing for the fight of our life - Under the Guise of Research (July–August 2020)
Science and subjugation - Collision Course (April 2020)
Reckoning with an existential threat - The Great Escape (November 2019)
Can we break out of our social media addiction? - State of the Unions (May 2019)
The birth and promise of Unifor - The Still Unknown Country (May 2016)
A review of Alone against the North: An Expedition into the Unknown, by Adam Shoalts - Big Man on the Hill (March 2015)
A review of Thumper: The Memoirs of the Honourable Donald S. Macdonald, by Donald S. Macdonald, with Rod McQueen - They Stand on Guard (December 2013)
A review of The Canadian Rangers: A Living History, by P. Whitney Lackenbauer - A Life Worth Remembering (October 2012)
A review of Bridging Two Peoples: Chief Peter E. Jones, 1843–1909, by Allan Sherwin - drydock (July–August 2010)
- A Digital Trojan Horse (July–August 2009)
A review of Sheeple: Caucus Confidential in Stephen Harper’s Ottawa, by Garth Turner - The Nunavummiut: Politically Engaged Citizens (April 2008)
A review of Nunavut: Rethinking Political Culture, by Ailsa Henderson