When I was three or four years old, I vaguely recall my parents taking me on a ferry on the Bay of Fundy. There ...
By Harvey Shepherd
Non-Fiction
“I was trying to build the same body that I was destroying with sex and drugs,” says Christophe, a young street ...
By Joan Eyolfson Cadham
In 1997 a team of Canadian historians, librarians, and literary scholars joined researchers around the world ...
By Margaret Goldik
Glen Mountain, near Bolton Centre in the Eastern Townships, has an altitude of only 2,200 feet but a vertical drop ...
By Margaret Goldik
Richard Feltoe, Curator and Corporate Archivist of the Redpath Sugar Museum, presents a sympathetic portrait of a ...
By Margaret Goldik
(Reviewed with The Madonna of the St. Denis Bar-BQ)In Canada, when we speak of “two solitudes,” we ...
By Joan Eyolfson Cadham
(Reviewed with Travelling Light)In Canada, when we speak of “two solitudes,” we generally think of our ...
By Joan Eyolfson Cadham
Upon entering St Pius X Seminary in the early’60s, the young T.F. Rigelhof informed his roommate Lawrence that ...
By Mark Heffernan
History isn’t what it used to be, at least not when it comes to chronicling it. Once you could count on the ...
By Joel Yanofsky
Carmine Starnino is a poet and editor whose lively and engaging critical voice has joined the small but growing ...
By Douglas Rollins
(Reviewed with Tell Me Why Nights Are Lonesome) The strong voices of their subjects provide common ground between ...
By Jill Rollins
(Reviewed with Bannock, Black Beans and Tea) The strong voices of their subjects provide common ground between ...
By Jill Rollins