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September 2012


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Manufacturing Taste

Manufacturing Taste

The (un)natural history of Kraft Dinner — a dish that has shaped not only what we eat, but also who we are
Food · by Sasha Chapman
The Harper Doctrine: Once a Criminal, Always a Criminal
The Harper Doctrine: Once a Criminal, Always a Criminal
Liberal and Conservatives have agreed that our criminal justice system should rehabilitate offenders — until now
Essay · by Edward L. Greenspan and Anthony N. Doob
The Ace Age
The Ace Age
Tennis pro Milos Raonic has poise, drive, and a killer serve. Is that enough to make him a superstar?
Sports · by Richard Poplak
Southern Exposure
Southern Exposure
MASS MoCA has launched the largest exhibition of Canadian art ever mounted outside Canada
Visual Art · by Jolyon Helterman
The Gloves Are On
The Gloves Are On
Are you ready?
The Walrus Presents · by Jason Sherman
Jungle Guardian
Jungle Guardian
A superhero assumes the fate of the Congo
Field Note · by Andrew Westoll
Hearsay
Hearsay
Poetry · by Adam Dickinson
Pop and the Tax Question
Pop and the Tax Question
An economist’s modest proposal to address the obesity epidemic
Essay · by Mike Moffatt
Editor’s Note
Editor’s Note
Editor's Note · by John Macfarlane
The Long March
The Long March
On the front lines with Quebec’s student protesters
First-Hand · by Amelia Schonbek
Le Québécois Libre
Le Québécois Libre
Film director Xavier Dolan embodies the dynamism of the Arcade Fire generation, but with a vision all his own
Film · by Simon Lewsen
Trust Fund
Trust Fund
Poetry · by Matthew Tierney
A New Politics?
A New Politics?
Alberta strategist Stephen Carter takes the high road to victory
Profile · by Max Fawcett
Letters
Letters
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly; Tangled Web; Individual Mandate; Questionable Tactics; A Line in the Oil Sand; Tusk-Tusk
Letters · by The Walrus Readers
Teenage Dreams
Teenage Dreams
After twenty-five years, Degrassi remains popular culture’s most honest depiction of teen life
Television · by Emily Landau
Deconstructing Dieppe
Deconstructing Dieppe
Seventy years ago, Canada suffered 3,367 casualties in a battle whose name remains a metaphor for military disaster
History · by Nathan M. Greenfield
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