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November 2005
Space isn't remote at all. It's only an hour's drive away
if your car could go straight upwards."
- Sir Fred Hoyle, British astrophysicist (1915-2001)
November 2005
A Tribute Paid to Reason
by Chris Tenove
Cross-examining the legacy of the Nuremberg war-crimes tribunalsphotographs by Ulrike Myrzik and Manfred Jarisch
Art
Artful Crimes
by Joshua Knelman
Curators call it the Lost Museum, a vast fictional place that houses all the artwork ever stolen
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Urban Affairs
Suburbia’s Last Stand
by Larry Frolick
Ontario wants to force its car-dependent masses into denser neighbourhoods
Fiction
Miss You Already
by Merilyn Simonds
Mary Ann didn’t think she would want the casket open. But when the funeral director led her in and she saw
Detail
African Adventure
by Simon Njami
Curator Simon Njami on the enigmatic work of white South African artist Jane Alexander
Society
The Wilderness Within
by Adam Gilders
A feral child and the quest to be human: a Fijian odyssey
Sightings
To CBC or Not to CBC
by Ken Alexander
In the debate over whether Canada needs a public broadcaster, on the negative side the familiar arguments are
APRIL 2010
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From the archives: May 2009
No Small Mercy
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