November/December 2003

November/December 2003Paul Webster warns that aid from the G 8 may serve to rearm Russia; Larry Krotz discusses the debate over the opening of the International Criminal Court; Bill Cameron considers the political fallout of the war in Iraq for Tony Blair; Joan Bryden speaks to Jean Chrtien at the end of his long career at the helm of the Liberal party; Deborah Kirshner attends a festival celebrating the gypsy jazz of Django Reinhardt; fiction by David Bezmozgis

Artist: Yuko Shimizu is an illustrator

Read their interview with Walrus art director Brian Morgan about the making of this cover here

the world is a series of deep enigmas

Joan Bryden speaks to Jean Chrétien at the end of his long career at the helm of the Liberal party

Don Gillmor spotlights the Liberals’ need for a compelling narrative

Nora Underwood studies the promise of urban vertical farming

Stephen Williams revisits a widely publicized clash between the Ontario Provincial Police and Chippewa First Nations

Patrick Lane wrestles with his complicity in the logging industry that is consuming the forests he grew up in

Andrew Mitrovica tells the story of a CSIS spy who infiltrated Canada’s neo-Nazi movement and was later outed in the press

Thaddeus Holownia photographs Walden Pond

Lorraine Spiess scrutinizes the Chinese government’s secretive response to the SARS outbreak

These custom-ordered prints include cover art and the Walrus wordmark