A whole other stratosphere of canned food
A visionary chef is betting conservas are the next big thing. At $68 a tin, they’d better be.
Society
The Lusitania and the ways of modern war: Book review
The sinking of the Lusitania is a well-known story but Larson turns the tale into an elegy on the contingency of war
Seeking architectural salvation in Edmonton
Is Edmonton’s crumbling McDougall Church really worth rescuing?
What’s driving teen girls to jihad?
Why are so many young women from Western countries running away from home to join a genocidal death cult?
Interview: Kathleen Wynne on her $41M plan to combat misogyny
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne talks to Anne Kingston about an ambitious package of reforms
Green Lantern: Myth or man?
Superhero mythologies are so powerful that they can survive anything—so we should open them up to change
Salvation Army uses #TheDress as a force for change
The new ad campaign uses the controversial Dress to raise awareness about domestic violence
Are universities complicit in sexual violence?
’The Hunting Ground,’ Kirby Dick’s new documentary on sexual violence at U.S. universities, shines a light on institutional problems and brave survivors
Kazuo Ishiguro goes back in time
Ishiguro’s long-awaited novel explores new terrain—and not just because of the ogres
Medical innovations in the digital age
The future is almost here: e-check-ins, medical history updated online—and the first fully digitized hospital