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Robertson Davies’s Deptford Trilogy Remains the Essential CanLit Classic

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This year marks the fiftieth anniversary of the concluding chapter of the greatest trilogy in the history of Canadian literature. […]

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Rose Barroso doesn’t do surface-level anything. I’ve watched her build a life the hard way. Through pressure, setbacks, and moments […]

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I met Sarah Waisvisz in the fall of 1993 in Mrs. Zielinski’s homeroom class at Broadview Public School (Ottawa), where […]

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