The Case for Europe
by Nick Fraser
As Europe swings to the right, BBC journalist Nick Fraser asks: is the EU worth saving?
International Affairs
Waiting for a New Day
by Balazs Gardi
Scenes from Afghan life in wartime » View Photo Gallery «
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Comics
The Walrus Presents...
by Jason Sherman and David Parkins
Hockey, torture, and the Don Cherry Doctrine
Editor's Note
Editor’s Note
by John Macfarlane
Junk science, credibility, and the race to save the environment
Books
Back In Palookaville
by Sean Rogers
Cartoonist and designer Seth emerges as comics’ premier historian
International Affairs
No Small Mercy
by Jina Moore
How a Rwandan genocide survivor made peace with the man who almost killed her
Society
Extreme Giving
by Rick Salutin
For the Haida of the Pacific Northwest, the potlach is still at the centre of a culture of in which you are what you give
Transport
Off the Rails
by Monte Paulsen
How Canada fell from leader to laggard in high-speed rail, and why that needs to change
Environment
An Inconvenient Talk
by Chris Turner
Dave Hughes’s guide to the end of the fossil fuel age
Field Notes
The Peace Plus One Social Club
by Mitch Moxley
Inside the budding Chinese environmental movement
Firsthand
The Prodigal Preacher
by Brett Grainger
A grandson contemplates a patriarch who favoured the company of strangers
Online Exclusive
Land of the Lost
by Tyler Clark Burke
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Visual Art
Man with a Movie Camera
by Daniel Baird
Canada’s Mark Lewis launches an ambitious (and expensive) project for the Venice Biennale
From the Blogs
How Google Unconquered The World
by Jon Evans
Google’s new Android mobile phone, and why Apple lost the ball (again)
Fiction
Water Everywhere, 1982
by Lisa Moore
An excerpt from Lisa Moore’s new novel, February, published by Anansi.
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