Special Issue

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  Learning More Than a Language

  Sam Slotnick – Published February 5, 2013

  Akwiratékha Martin’s grandmother, like so many of her generation in Kahnawake, didn’t see learning Kanien’kéha—the Mohawk language—as a priority for her children, or her grandchildren.

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  Shared Momentum

  David Murphy – Published February 5, 2013

  For the past three years, Robbie Watt’s job has been to listen to real-life horror stories.

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  “This Is Not an Isolated Movement”

  Alex Manley – Published February 5, 2013

  Something had to give. That’s the sense that you get when you look at the Idle No More movement, the scope of which now encompasses hunger strikes, spirited demonstrations across the country, a range of hash tags and continued coverage from news sources nation-wide.

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  The Hidden Borders of Canada

  Corey Pool – Published February 5, 2013

  When you look at this landmass, what do you see?

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  Nowhere Close

  Jane Gatensby – Published February 5, 2013

  When it comes to the funding aboriginal university students receive for their learning, Sahra Maclean has heard it all.

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  Life on Mars

  Andrew Brennan – Published December 4, 2012

  Touching down on Mars. Date: Aug. 6, 2012. 12:25 a.m. EDT.

  Right on time, at 12:32 a.m., came another tweet: “I’m safely on the surface of Mars. GALE CRATER I AM IN YOU!!!”

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  Virtual Fears

  Sam Slotnick – Published December 4, 2012

  From Soldiers to Spiders, Quebec Psychologists Are Pushing the Envelope When It Comes to Using Computers to Fix the Mind.

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  Reality++

  Colin Harris – Published December 4, 2012

  Concordia Researchers Are Exploring the Future-Morphing Possibilities of Augmented Reality Systems. Get Ready to Play an Eggplant Like It’s a Musical Instrument.

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  Flying Green

  Elysha del Giusto-Enos – Published December 4, 2012

  While ConU Aerospace Institute Seeks to Reduce Emissions, Air Canada Slowly Manoeuvres Toward Cleaner Skies

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  The Science & Technology Issue

  Clément Liu & Andrew Brennan – Published December 4, 2012

  We’ve built the means to destroy both ourselves and our environment—but now how do we use these tools to fix these vitally human problems?