This Strange Visible Air
Essays on Aging and the Writing Life
The Politics of the Canoe
When Justin Trudeau was photographed, by his carefully positioned media team, solo paddling a red canoe down the Bow River in Calgary on September 17, 2015, ostensibly travelling to a federal [...]
Praying to the West: How Muslims Shaped the Americas
Twenty years later, the terrorist attacks of 9/11 feel as recent as ever—at least when it comes to the wave of Islamophobia they sparked. Recent years have seen mass shootings at mosques in [...]
The Absurd UCP Curriculum
Ideologically driven and lacking basic understanding of how children learn
The Environmentalist’s Dilemma
Promise and Peril in an Age of Climate Crisis
Should We Forgive Student Debt?
Erika Shaker and Giovanni Gallipoli discuss
Happy Sands
Barb Howard’s new novel, Happy Sands, details the summertime revelation of 42-year-old massage therapist Ginny (short for Ginette, which reminds her of a “too-small bottle of booze, the kind you [...]
From Sojourners to Citizens
Alberta’s Italian History