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Interview: Forged in Fire - View article
A red diaper baby in Russia witnesses the rise of Vladimir Putin [Read more] Source: VoicePrint Canada 
Interview: Red Dog, Red Dog - View article
Interview with Canadian poet and author Patrick Lane, whose debut novel Red Dog, Red Dog hit shelves September 2008Source: McClelland & Stewart
Interview: Blue Jeans: A Style for Every Story - View article
Lessons in denim from Patricia Bentley of the Textile Museum of Canada. And read Claire Hastings on denim culture in this month’s issue.
Interview: Camels in the Arctic? - View article
Listen to “Camels in the Arctic?” author Franklyn Griffiths discuss his love of the North, and much more Source: The Walrus Boardroom
Interview: Camels in the Arctic? (Part 2) - View article
Listen to “Camels in the Arctic?” author Franklyn Griffiths discuss his love of the North, and much more Source: The Walrus Boardroom
Interview: No Refuge - View article
For challenging a policy that discriminated against certain refugees, a federal employee’s career was ruined. Despite being cleared, he still awaits justiceSource: CFRA radio Ottawa, Sept 24
Interview: No Refuge (Part 2) - View article
For challenging a policy that discriminated against certain refugees, a federal employee’s career was ruined. Despite being cleared, he still awaits justiceSource: CFRA radio Ottawa, Sept 24
Interview: Hear No Evil, Write No Lies
Canadian Journalists for Free Expression and The Walrus Foundation present a public debate about journalists and the importance of protecting sources. [Read more] Source: livebait.tv
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Interview: Hear No Evil, Write No Lies (Part 2)
Canadian Journalists for Free Expression and The Walrus Foundation present a public debate about journalists and the importance of protecting sources. [Read more] Source: livebait.tv
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Interview: We Want a Black Poem - View article
In search of an interview with James Baldwin, a young Canadian experiences the intensity of Harlem in the 1960s, and ultimately finds Malcolm X [Read more] Source: Austin Clarke
Interview: Imagining the Future - View article
Why the cynics are wrongSource: Livebait.tv
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Interview: Will CANDU Do? - View article
The black sheep of the world’s nuclear-reactor family struggles to competeSource: Writer's Café