Articles by Jeremy Keehn

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The Last Woman

Walrus Reads

Book Review: Diary of Interrupted Days

A new book by Dragan Todorovic

Book Review

Molvanîa: A Land Untouched by Modern Dentistry

Skewering the Lonely Planet style

Books

None for the Ages

Can we hope to find the right leader for the times?

Online Exclusive

Indexing Trudeau

A tongue-in-cheek examination of Brian Mulroney, author

Imaginings

Death on the Installation Plan

“We’ll consider your contract fulfilled in the event of your death.”

Walrus Reads

Review — Emperor of the North: Sir George Simpson and the Remarkable Story of the Hudson’s Bay Company

You Are Here

Tunnelling Through Time

An artistic look at life underground, from the Paleolithic to now.

Television

All’s Well That Ends

As The Newsroom enters its final season (again), Ken Finkleman faces his last temptation: being nice.

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Poetic Rule
Poetic Rule
by The Walrus Staff | APRIL 2006
Content
  1. According to Trudeau and Pascal why should we “concern ourselves with politics”
  2. According to Plato,

The McLachlin Group
The McLachlin Group
by Susan Harada | MAY 2009
How Canada’s first female Chief Justice has taken the heat off the Supreme Court