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Robertson Davies’s Deptford Trilogy Remains the Essential CanLit Classic

July 1, 2026 Steven Lantier

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

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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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