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December 2009

A Sorry State

by Mitch Miyagawa

Canada is becoming a world leader in official apologies. Do they benefit anyone but the people offering them up?

Images by Susana Reisman

Castro’s Favourite Capitalist

by Rachel Pulfer

Will Sherritt International come to regret dealing with Communist Cuba? CEO Ian Delaney doesn’t think so

Zero Sum

by Mary Rogan

In implementing zero tolerance for sexual abuse, has the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario become a source of harm to the patients it’s trying to protect?

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Kawabata

by André Alexis

In late april, Bernard Crowe volunteered to lead a few men north to survey the brush around Nagagami Lake. He left for

Birthright

by Katie Addleman

Is giving young Jews a taste of the homeland the best way to save Judaism?

The Museum of Sound

by Adam Sol

On the ground floor, near the gift shop, is the mechanical wing, with sections for vehicles, factories, heavy equipment, and office machinery. A

The Maestro

by John Keillor

Montreal’s young classical superstar, Yannick Nézet-Séguin, takes his place on the world stage

Where the Wild Things Were

by Emily Landau

A retrospective of werewolves in popular culture. » View Photo Gallery «

Dances with Werewolves

by Jessica Johnson

Kelley Armstrong celebrates the animal within

Mind Over Matter

by Alex Hutchinson

Keeping a place for thought experiments in an empirical age

Editor’s Note

by John Macfarlane

Introducing the December 2009 issue of The Walrus

Dogfight

by Alex Halperin

Reckoning with the RCMP’s involvement in the demise of the Inuit sled dog

Green Giants

by Tim McKeough

How urban planners are turning industrial eyesores into popular public spaces

December 2009 Image Gallery

by The Walrus Contributors

Photographs and illustrations from the magazine. » View Photo Gallery «

Walking the Way

by Timothy Taylor

A tale of endurance, remonstrance, and remembrance on the pilgrim’s trail in Spain

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