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November/December 2004
FEATURES
ESSAY
Canada: global citizen
In an age of ever-increasing trade and travel, global security concerns and environmental problems,
Canada and its citizens are advancing a wider sense of community around the world
By Pico Iyer
MIILITARY
Operation Kabul
In Afghanistan, the work of Canadian soldiers has blurred the line between development and defence. Is this the future of Canadian peacekeeping?
Photography By Lana Slezic with text By Hamida Ghafour
MINING
Tango in the Congo
How Canadian mining companies are doing business in one of the most dangerous countries in Africa
By Madelaine Drohan
AGRICULTURE
The far harvest
The gales of global commerce are driving Central Americans north and Canadian farmers south
By Celeste Mackenzie with photography By Nance Ackerman and Brian Atkinson
THROUGH THE LENS
World views
Canada’s most intrepid and visionary photojournalists capture moments that illuminate the human drama
Photography By Nance Ackerman, Brian Atkinson, David Barbour, Peter Bennett, Roger
Lemoyne, Steve Simon, Larry Towell and David Trattles with text By Mark Abley
CULTURE
Brothers in drums
The sensuous rhythms of Senegal meet those of Quebec in the music of the Diouf brothers
By Charles Foran with photography By Benoit Aquin
EDUCATION
Language of love
Why are there more students of Inuktitut in Paris than in Toronto, Montréal or Vancouver? Ask their teacher, a feisty Quebecer
By Michel Arseneault with photography By Peter Bennett
DEPARTMENTS
The inside story
News from The Royal Canadian Geographical Society
Editor’s notebook
Across the map
Contributors
Meet our writers and photographers
Reverberations
It could be worse, On the mark, Unflattering portrait
Discovery
Canada and the World: Facts and Figures; Top 15 Countries Visited By Canadian Tourists; Multi-Cultural Groups in Canada
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À la carte
Balancing consumption
Reviews
Roundup of geographical magazines from around the world
By Richard Hartmier
On the horizon
One big buffalo
Mosaic
Canada day in Malta
By David Trattles
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