2011.11

November 2011


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This Cake Is for the Party

This Cake Is for the Party

“The lightest one I could make”
Fiction · by Sarah Selecky
The Meaning of Hockey
The Meaning of Hockey
Our game is like no other. Nor is its history
Sports · by Stephen Marche
Amazon of the North
Amazon of the North
It’s the world’s largest storehouse of carbon and unfrozen fresh water. Why Canada must give the boreal forest room to breathe
Visual Essay · by Eamon Mac Mahon
Chalk It Up
Chalk It Up
Featuring newspaper columnist Christie Blatchford
The Walrus Presents · by Jason Sherman
As the Crow Flies
As the Crow Flies
Crows are harbingers of doom — and they’re taking over Ottawa
Essay · by Lisa Gregoire
Valérie Blass
Valérie Blass
Se reposer sur le côté long et dure des choses (2011) and Jeux de direction (2011): six original works commissioned by The Walrus
Gallery · by Lee Henderson
Code of Silence
Code of Silence
An academic book, a multimillion-dollar lawsuit, and a question: is Canadian law failing free speech?
Frontier · by Candice Vallantin
Modern Inconveniences
Modern Inconveniences
A design writer and self-confessed slob seeks transformation in a year of living minimally
Architecture · by Adele Weder
Editor’s Note
Editor’s Note
The fix isn’t in
Editor's Note · by John Macfarlane
The Observer, Observed
The Observer, Observed
New Yorker writer Adam Gopnik is an aesthete of the ordinary, and this year’s Massey lecturer
Profile · by Daniel Baird
Letters
Letters
Minister of Ed; The Universal Language; Keeping the Faith; In Brief; and Life Lessons
Letters · by The Walrus Readers
The Best Medicine
The Best Medicine
Toward a better world, a Vancouver stand-up teaches NGOs how to be funny
Frontier · by Kaitlin Fontana
How Toronto Lost Its Groove
How Toronto Lost Its Groove
And why the rest of Canada should resist the temptation to cheer
Society · by John Lorinc
What Was That Poem?
What Was That Poem?
Poetry · by David McGimpsey
Primate Directive
Primate Directive
Biruté Galdikas, the world’s leading orangutan expert and a one-time helicopter mom, struggles to let go
Profile · by Erin Millar
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