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December 2007

Rock Bottom

by Noah Richler

With the seas nearly barren, should Digby Neck, Nova Scotia, settle for selling the earth? NMA nominee: Investigative Reporting, Still-life Photography

Unlimited Editions

by Timothy Taylor

A collector’s obsession with award-winning books. NMA nominee: Arts & Entertainment, Still-life Photography

The Autobiography of an Idea

by Rick Salutin

Rethinking the Holocaust in light of 9/11, my mentor, and my dad. NMA nominee: Essays

The Dead Are More Visible

by Steven Heighton

NMA nominee: Fiction

November 2007

Camels in the Arctic?

by Franklyn Griffiths

Climate change as the Inuit see it: “From the inside out.” NMA nominee: Politics and Public Interest

The Archetypal Walrus

by John Vaillant

Reflections on robbing the dead. NMA nominee: Best Short Feature

October 2007

Dominick’s Fish

by R.M. Vaughan

The things we leave behind when we die. NMA nominee: One of a Kind

No Refuge

by Andrew Mitrovica

For challenging a policy that discriminated against certain refugees, a federal employee’s career was ruined. Despite being cleared, he still awaits justice. NMA nominee: Politics and Public Interest

The Chinese Dust Bowl

by Benoit Aquin (photographer) and Patrick Alleyn (writer)

In response to the rapid desertification of its once-fertile steppes and oases, China is undertaking the most ambitious environmental restoration in history. NMA nominee: Photojournalism & Photo Essay

September 2007

The Hidden Mickey Mouse

by John Reardon

Mickey’s secret diaries. NMA nominee: Humour

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