October 2007

October 2007Rick Salutin makes the case for our public obligation to teach; Roger Martin, dean of the Rotman School of Management, argues that Canada is at a turning point in its standing in the international economy; Andrew Mitrovica tells the story of an Immigration and Refugee Board employee who was smeared and sent home after making a controversial ruling; Patrick Alleyn looks at the greatest environmental restoration effort in history, taking place in the

David Bezmozgis

John Lorinc describes the chronic distractions of living in the digital age

Each limited-edition print is signed and numbered by the artist

Ahmet Sel photographs the people of Kabul

Donna Morrissey

Paul Wilson reports from Tahrir Square in Cairo

Timothy Taylor walks the pilgrim’s trail in Spain

Alexander Gelfand ponders how personal genetic testing for drug therapy benefits Big Pharma

Lisa Moore rediscovers Newfoundland

Craille Maguire Gillies explores the possibility of in vitro meat

photographed by Alana Riley

Clive Thompson explores the emerging scholarship around the economics of virtual worlds