October 2006

October 2006Marci McDonald explores Stephen Harpers connections to the hard religious right; Andrew Clark mourns tenniss lost art of rushing the net; Taylor Owen and Ben Kiernan provide an exclusive look at the shocking intensity of the US bombing campaign in Cambodia; Debbie Tacium Ladry examines our inconsistent relationship with our food and pet animals; fiction by Peter Behrens

Robert Lennon on the late career work of Margaret Atwood

Bryne Purchase explains why events like climate change are inevitable

Marci McDonald explores Stephen Harper’s connections to the hard religious right

She also teaches in the Illustration Department at the SVA

Kagan McLeod contributes illustrations to the National Post

and Matt Willey deconstructs self-portraits made with law enforcement’s antiquated Identi-Kit

Dave Cameron writes a heart-breaking memoir about his father’s death

Alex Mazer examines the thoughts of Michael Ignatieff

and Heather O’Neill revisit characters we have loved — or loved to hate

Guy Gavriel Kay

new fiction by Peter Norman

Larry Krotz discusses the debate over the opening of the International Criminal Court