Mike Doherty

The author suggests we all acquire basic understanding of mathematical concepts that explain our universe

The cost of creating even a tiny extraterrestrial colony is far greater than the cost of fixing Earth’s problems

Real things and why they matter

The novel is a caustically ironic look at the clash between technological change and messy human reality

In How Change Happens, Oxfam activist and LSE prof Duncan Green argues that social activists need to stop being preachy—and listen

Tim ’2oolman’ Hill on residential schools coming to the fore, the importance of Gord Downie’s ’Secret Path’ project, and the meaning of the Halluci Nation

A caustic, illuminating history of advertising from Columbia law professor Tim Wu

The artist M.I.A. discusses why she’s quitting music (for now), her visa situation, and the state of counterculture

One of Canada’s most heralded practitioners excels at both the wondrous and the grotesque

Marni Jackson’s first novel is filled with tales of celebrities presiding over a life