(“Should Canada Allow the Display of Nazi Symbols?”) is executive director of the Canadian Constitution Foundation. A native of Toronto, she studied liberal arts at St. John’s College (Maryland) and law at McGill.

Daniel Doz

(“Fifteen Years in the Trenches,”) was the president and CEO of Alberta University of the Arts (formerly Alberta College of Art and Design) from 2010 until April 2025.

Roberta Lexier

(“Whatsoever Things Get You a Job,”) is a professor in the departments of general education and humanities at Mount Royal University. Her most recent book is Student Power: Canadian Student Movements from the Sixties to Today (Palgrave Macmillan, 2026).

Ian MacRae (review of Wolf, Moon, Dog, p 53) is an associate professor in the faculties of English and society, culture and environment at Wilfrid Laurier University in Brantford.

Richard Robertson

(“Should Canada Allow the Display of Nazi Symbols?”) is director of research and advocacy at B’nai Brith Canada. He has a law degree from Dalhousie University. His graduate research focused on the Holocaust.

Jarett Sitter

(illustration for “Whatsoever Gets You a Job,”) is a Chinese-German- Polish mixed-media illustrator and animator currently based in Calgary. He graduated with a BFA in new media from the University of Lethbridge in 2007. He designed the Centre City banners for Calgary in 2021.