New poetry from Gillian Sze.

New fiction by Ben Ladouceur.

David Huebert reviews Sarah Marie Wiebe’s Everyday Exposure.

Kyle Carney rereads Al Purdy’s Wild Grape Wine.

Perry Sebastian, Jr. was last seen just after Christmas 2011. His family is one of the many along BC’s Highway of Tears seeking answers.

When bodies are used as brushes, writes Mica Lemiski, it’s better to be the artist than the muse.

Pop culture’s obsession with twins offers Laura Wright insight into how strangers see her relationship with her sister.

When national parks become tourist traps.

Erin Flegg explores how a new women’s library in Vancouver became a battleground in the fight to define feminism.

Canada’s privacy laws weren’t designed for our digital age—and government agencies have been tracking our data with little oversight.

For Alexander Plouffe, playing a suicidal queer teenager is hard—because it’s easy.

Translated by Howard Scott.