The Ephemera

The Canada “Issue”

Why Taddle Creek is celebrating Canada, but not Canada 150.

The Fiction

Endnotes

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A Girl and a Dog on a Friday Night

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Architecture and Democracy

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Aurora Borealis

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The Profile

Instinct

Alexandra Leggat’s Two Wolves Press.
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Canada’s Greatest Cartoonist

Lou Skuce’s charmed and versatile career.
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The Gallery

The Faces of Poetry

Melanie Janisse-Barlow’s Poets Series.
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The Features

Lessons From the Reporters’ Trenches

The magazine’s resident City Building columnist reflects on his three decades at the Toronto Star.
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Pure Sweetness

The egg cream is alive and well in New York—and a lone Montreal lunch counter.
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The Comix

First

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Dad’s Coins

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Mom Dreams

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The Frogs

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The Poems

Taylor Swift

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New Values

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A Charm to See Faeries

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Love Removal Machine

(For Elyse)
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Poster

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“Tight shirts—tight slacks—tight smile / perfect blonds every night.”

“If I Were Burt Reynolds” by

The Podcast

“Hey, did you see that they added a new letter to the alphabet?”

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The Profiles Archive

A Break with Conventions

With a new book of short stories, a successful series of chapbooks, and the editor’s chair of Broken Pencil, Emily Schultz scores a D.I.Y. hat trick.
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The Moral Pornographer

Is Tamara Faith Berger’s work highbrow fiction or lowbrow smut? Does it matter?
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Bunny Heads and Stranger Things

The wandering eye of Sonja Ahlers.
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The Comix Archive

Sleeping Giant

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Toronto Reference

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Dirty Drawings

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Twitter

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“Epiphanies,” a poem by the Whitehorse resident Joanna Lilley.

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More stories from frequent Yukon resident Sonja Ahlers.

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Today’s featured territory: Nunavut! Enjoy this short story by Iqaluit resident Napatsi Folger.

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