Articles
Myrna Kostash revisits an article about SDS in Boston around 1972 and discovers that it was about how she was about to become a Canadian
Max Fawcett explores the implications of a Halloween without rotten eggs and roman candles.
Ryan Knighton wonders if college-level plagiarism might not be presenting a societal morality
Brian Fawcett watches some alleged educational television with his daughter
Jonathan Garfinkel makes an extraordinarily thoughtful journey to the site of one of World War II’s most perplexing massacres
Jacqueline Swartz outlines some differences in the fatwas against Salman Rushdie and Taslima Nasrin. Nasrin appeared at Toronto’s Harbourfront Writers Festival in late October
Brian Fawcett goes to the asset auction for Thompson Kernahan
Our correspondent from North Bay drives down to deliver a few insights, and a motor vehicle sighting
Ryan Knighton raises the possibility that corporate manipulation of the cybersphere is creating a new kind of psychopath
Brian Fawcett has an instinct about the Prime Minister