March 2006

March 2006Allan Gregg calls for change to Canadas model of multiculturalism; Sean Maloney and Tom Fennell argue that Canadas operations in Afghanistan should be recognized as a war; Chris Dewdney encounters an owl and ponders living in the flow of time; Alison Gillmor argues that repression of emotions is back in vogue; fiction by Randy Boyagoda

Timothy Taylor explains why you should look forward to tax time

Zsuzsi Gartner

explores one of man’s oldest obsessions in the heart of the Brazilian Amazon

in partnership with The Walrus Foundation and House of Anansi Press

Travel and adventure reading from Paul Watson

Sean Maloney and Tom Fennell argue that Canada’s operations in Afghanistan should be recognized as a war

Brian Preston asks if a new marijuana mist could become the Aspirin of the twenty-first century

Gerald Caplan argues that the West remains as complicit as ever in the plight of modern-day Africa

Don Gillmor spotlights the Liberals’ need for a compelling narrative

poetry by David O’Meara and Damian Rogers

The cover of the May 2009 issue of The Walrus

Brian Morgan was The Walrus magazine’s art director