February 2005

"The one thing that holds us together is our lack of unity."
- Pierre Berton (1920-2004)

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Strange Journey

Everything old is new again as China reinvents itself for the twenty-first century.

International Politics · by John Fraser

Is Africa’s Pain Black America’s Burden?

An essay

Essay · by Lawrence Hill

Our Home and Wired Land

Spycraft struggles to stay on top of both terrorists and technology

Espionage · by Stevie Cameron

Corporate Cannabis

Will a new marijuana mist become the Aspirin of the twenty-first century?

Medicine · by Brian Preston

Quebec’s Final Victory

Pierre Trudeau tried to stop a cycle of blackmail, where one province held up the national interest by bargaining solely for its own parish. Paul Martin’s new health accord is an invitation not just for one blackmailer, but for ten.

Politics · by Allan Gregg

Aging Gracefully

Field Notes · by Cathelijine Esser with Rebecca Silver Slayter

Wild Spaces

Curator Kitty Scott on Peter Doig’s disturbing landscapes

Detail · by Kitty Scott

Be Prepared

Sightings · by Ken Alexander

Sistani’s Silent Partners

The mysterious Al Dawa party, in league with head cleric Ayatollah Sistani, may be the new powerbrokers in post-election Iraq.

Politics · by Hugh Graham

Talking Through Divorce

Field Notes · by Ken Alexander

Hockey: The Great Literary Shutout

Hockey literature takes a bodycheck

Books · by Don Gillmor

Only Connect

The story of technological breakdown, a failure of true love, and how an Internet service non-provider ruined my life

Technology · by Ellen Vanstone

A Vote for Democracy in Palestine

Field Notes · by Paul Adams

Missing Marshall McLuhan

Field Notes · by Andrew Clark

February 2005

"The one thing that holds us together is our lack of unity." - Pierre Berton (1920-2004)

Strange Journey

"The one thing that holds us together is our lack of unity."
- Pierre Berton (1920-2004)