November-December 2008 issue

Alison Lee chronicles a new generation of feminists who are watching, buying, and making a new kind of pornography in “The New Face of Porn”; Photojournalist Alex Felipe witnesses the toxic legacy of Canadian gold mining operations in remote Philippine communities in photo essay “All That Glitters”; and Craig Saunders profiles Buzz Hargrove as he departs the presidency of the Canadian Auto Workers after 16 years. Plus The winners of the Great Canadian Literary Hunt 2008, Sandra Jackson-Opoku on Quebec City rapper Webster, Bruce M. Hicks on the need for an elected senate, Dorothy Woodend on a mythic comic-book rivalry, and Derek Rosin on Canada’s toxic export industry.