September 2011

September 2011Thirty years after HIV AIDS was first identified, Michael Harris measures its impact on the generation that has come of age in its shadow; Lisa Gregoire investigates Canadas Jihadi Hunter, Tarek Fateh; Sandra Martin reflects on lifetime of Trans Canada road trips; Alexandra Molotkow profiles Gavin McInnes, the notorious co founder of Vice magazine; Kamal Al Solaylee questions why European classics still dominate our domestic theatres; new poetry by

Chris Wood examines the environmental and financial impact of Canada’s glaciers

and Jim Garrard

Jeff Nield profiles Ezra Levant

Charles Montgomery describes the threat posed by missionaries and modernization to the culture of the Solomon Islands’ Lau Lagoon clans

The cover of the July/August 2007 issue of The Walrus

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Kathleen Winter

Don Gillmor analyzes a wave of attention-grabbing architecture emblematized by Daniel Libeskind’s crystalline ROM expansion

Name: “Stephen Harper"

Johnson questions the evolution of Hamas into a democratic political party

Marci McDonald reports on the politics of the “Calgary School” and its ties to Stephen Harper’s Conservatives

Name: "Dragonflies and Fireflies”