Articles
After a trip to the Glenbow Museum, Bruce Serafin is forced to reevaluate the world he grew up in.
Douglas Ord finds an ugly parallel between US treatment of prisoners in Iraq and the James Dickey novel/film Deliverance
Max Fawcett questions the wisdom of the Liberal Party of Canada’s decision to recruit former separatist candidates in Quebec.
Bruce Serafin concludes his celebration of Michel Tremblay
Brian Fawcett offers five kidneys and no summary judgment of the Internet
Bruce Serafin celebrates Quebec’s – and Canada’s – greatest writer
Bruce Serafin remembers his crush on Leonard Cohen
Bruce Serafin records his debt to a Parisian intellectual
Brian Fawcett examines the recent attacks on the Governor Generalship of Adrienne Clarkson and her partner John Ralston Saul..
Bruce Serafin brings back`Habitant’ poet William Henry Drummond from the past, and discovers that he’s neither dead nor irrelevant