Margaret Atwood has been engaged with social, political, and environmental issues for over sixty years, and her ecological principles are fundamental to her environmental ethics and her creativity. This article explores her ecopoetic acts of resistance ...

Kate Beaton’s 2022 graphic memoir Ducks recounts the author’s time spent working in Alberta’s oil sands boom in the early 2000s. Although it focuses on one woman’s experiences, Beaton’s work also helps readers to understand the broader eco-social impacts ...

This article approaches Canadian author Richard B. Wright’s 1973 novel In the Middle of a Life through the lens of critical age studies and offers a close reading of the text as a fictional engagement with the North American conversation about age ...

The intention of this article is to use ethnographic data to advance a greater understanding of the Acadian diaspora, and the existence of peripheral communities, from within the discipline of ethnic studies. To that end, we present the Upper St John ...