Mosque Makeovers
Reimagining a sacred space
Reading from our April 2011 issueRead the related article by Matt Mossman
Intelligence Deficit
What will happen when computers become smarter than people?
Reading from our April 2011 issueRead the related article by Alex Hutchinson
To Pot
Legalizing marijuana would benefit everyone: cops, taxpayers, and victims of crime. Everyone, that is, but the stoners
Reading from our April 2011 issueRead the related article by Matthew McKinnon
The Species Problem
What do you get when you cross a polar bear with a grizzly?
Reading from our April 2011 issueRead the related article by Alison Martell
Summer of the Flesh Eater
Field notes on the tendency of varieties to depart indefinitely from the original (Presented by Post Hypnotic Press)
Online Exclusive from our May 2011 issueRead the related article by Zsuzsi Gartner
On the Margins of Freedom
An essay by a Canadian convicted of murder
Reading from our April 2011 issueRead the related article by Atif Rafay
Mister Right
How has Nigel Wright, Stephen Harper’s new chief of staff, reached the top of the business and political worlds without making enemies?
Reading from our April 2011 issueRead the related article by Michael Posner
Criminous Minds
A new wave of crime writers are exploring the darkest corners of Canadian society
Reading from our March 2011 issueRead the related article by Richard Poplak
The Archivist
How I found Stieg Larsson’s inner sanctum
Reading from our March 2011 issueRead the related article by Paul Wilson
False Heroes
The Conservatives have positioned themselves as fiscal saviours, but slaying the deficit will be a cinch
Reading from our March 2011 issueRead the related article by John Lorinc
Riffing
Jazz inspired Michael Snow, the most influential Canadian artist of all time, to explore the unexplored
Reading from our March 2011 issueRead the related article by Daniel Baird
The Long Goodbye
When the end of life comes later in life, the consequences are often unexpected — and often painful
Reading from our March 2011 issueRead the related article by Katherine Ashenburg
The New Solitudes
Canada was once defined by the schism between English and French. Today, our divide is increasingly ideological. Can it be bridged?
Reading from our March 2011 issueRead the related article by Erna Paris
The Life Raft
Canada Reads is an essential way for publishers to sell books — but at what cost to literature?
Reading from our March 2011 issueRead the related article by Jeet Heer
Craving Corrie
Coronation Street — the quintessentially British soap opera that turns fifty this year — attracts 1.3 million Canadian viewers a night. Why?
Reading from our Jan/Feb 2011 issueRead the related article by Danielle Groen
The Assassination of the Canadian Kid
Remembering a little-known hero of Australian independence
Reading from our Jan/Feb 2011 issueRead the related article by Justin Robertson
The Morgentaler Effect
What the champion of reproductive rights has to teach the right-to-die movement
Reading from our Jan/Feb 2011 issueRead the related article by Wayne Sumner
Madam Premier
How Eva Aariak is reinventing the politics of the North
reading from our Jan/Feb 2011 issueRead the related article by Lisa Gregoire
The Lost Canadians
They should be living in Manitoba, but due to a map-maker’s error they're living in Minnesota. The Americans of Angle Township
Reading from our Jan/Feb 2011 issueRead the related article by Grant Stoddard
Memento Mirmy
The boneyard aesthetic of Vancouver’s Mirmy Winn
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