The U.S. is weaponizing space. Canada is firmly opposed ... but not necessarily…[more]
Continental Divide Regarding Michael Adams’s “Continental Divide” (April/May): Americans, generally, I think, regard us…[more]
A revolution in the art of confectionery is uniting chefs and architects in a search for the perfect piece of cake…[more]
los angeles—The First Amendment of the United States Constitution – the one prohibiting the government from…[more]
MOST novelists who are fortunate enough to have had their novels translated into other languages are also…[more]
winnipeg—With his broad shoulders, thick blond hair, and jaunty amble, Molson Webb looks as if he must have…[more]
Jean Cocteau dined, fought, or collaborated with anyone who was anyone in avant-garde Paris. But his own art was ignored, dismissed as the work of a frivolous queen. A new retrospective hopes to change that…[more]
harare—It is disconcerting to visit a newspaper with no newsroom, but surreal experiences are not uncommon in…[more]
EDWIGE Birlouez won’t participate in her town’s medieval fair. She won’t don velvet robes or. » View Photo Gallery «
Between writing the classic Hollywood novel What Makes Sunny Run? in 1941 and the classic Hollywood move On the Waterfront in 1954, Budd Schulberg did one thing for which he’s still notorious, and resolutely unapologetic: in 1951, he named names bef…[more]
IT was a tough winter for farmers in Quebec’s Eastern Townships. Heavy snowfall combined with frigid…[more]
It’s been said my grandfather helped build modern-day Korea. He left a subtler kind of legacy for me.…[more]
He was kidnapped and tortured, his multi-million-dollar business was destroyed, and his family threatened. Now, as a Canadian citizen, Houshang Bouzari is going after the government of Iran through the civil court system…[more]
“IN Hungary, when I was a child, the women in almost every household embroidered. They embellished objects…[more]
london—I knew right away he was the man I had arranged to meet. It was the way he stood – ramrod straight –…[more]
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Rita Leistner's "portraitscapes" of Lebanon, 2006. NMA nominee: Photojournalism & Photo Essay
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