Spring 2023: (Re)studying, (re)imagining, (re)presenting Canada through fatigue and hope

• Front matter

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• Guest editors’ introduction

  Zachary Consitt, Aqeel Ihsan

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• Theorizing colonial culture in Canada: Consumption, Indigenization, and settler moves to innocence on a national scale

  Johanna Lewis

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• Inuit co-ops: From government intervention to self-determination

  Leanne Unruh

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• Erasure in the name of recognition: Canadian multiculturalism and present-day colonialism

  Kathleen Thomas-McNeill

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• The scarcity of Indigenous representation in Canadian publishing

  Liz Poliakova

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• (Re)negotiating treaties: Navigating within and between settler-Anishinaabe legal landscapes

  Samantha D. Stevens

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• What a failed project taught me about settler research with and for Indigenous peoples

  Dr. Katherine Morton Richards

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• Missinihe and the metabolism of empire: Long 19th-century water mills on the Credit River

  Johannes Chan

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• Industrial films as a glimmer of hope? Extractive industries and Indigenous resilience and resurgence in northern Quebec

  Isis Luxenburger

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• The utility as a relationship of forces

  Zachary Dark

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• TMX and the crisis of consent: Cracks in Canada’s settler-colonial political order

  Isaac Thornley

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• Mediating authentic “Chineseness” and “Western palates”: Chinese restaurant menus in Toronto

  Ernest Leung

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• At the borders of inclusion

  Norhan Haroun

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• Is Canada worth saving? Toward the Canadian nation-without-a-state

  Daniel Platts

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