"I was told by several US resisters that I would never be accepted to document a commune because I did not use grass but found it was possible to pass a joint without comment in this ad hoc commune in the woods of Northern Ontario. The two young sisters had traveled from Vancouver. A deserter facing extradition hides out for the summer." Photo and commentary by Joan Latchford.Oh, such sweet romance! But any gentleman would have escorted her to the ER! Who knows, it could have ended with a proposal instead of a picture!
The Walrus HOOPP Pension Debate
Be It Resolved That Canadians Are Incapable
of Saving for Their Retirement Needs Alone
12 pm, Wednesday, May 30 at
Hart House Debate Room, Toronto
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Calgary’s Cowboy Culture:
Living Legacy or Just History?
6:30 pm, Thursday, June 7 at
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