Hey Porter
by Cecil Foster
How Canada’s Black sleeping-car porters became agents of social change.
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Hey Porter
It’s An Honour Just To Be Nominated, Probably
by Jared Young
A presumptuous nominee on the hubris, and shame, of Giller Prize forensics.
The Man Who Wasn’t There:
The Claude Jutra legacy, a year after the scandal
by Matthew Hays
Allegations of child sexual assault against the late Quebec director failed to spark necessary conversations about pedophilia and acts of public veneration.
Paris Confessions
by Deborah Dundas
Confessing my sins to an anonymous priest at Paris’ Notre Dame Cathedral was a much more public experience than I imagined it would be…