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Say what you will about the state of Canadian novels – a subject that elicits sharp opinions from the minority of ...
By Dimitri Nasrallah
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By Sarah Fletcher
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By Ian McGillis
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By Caroline Brown
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By Leila Marshy
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By Maria Schamis Turner
The Indian Act is the iconic statute that defines the relationship between First peoples and everyone else ...
By D.L. Daigneault
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By Mélanie Grondin
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By Andrea Belcham