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CONTENTS
FEATURES
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After the
Pandemic
Following a tumultuous year of
lockdowns and loss, Canadians
are wondering, what comes next?
Canada’s experience of past disease
outbreaks may provide clues to the
post-pandemic future.
by Christopher J. Rutty
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Ingenious
Imitations
Cornelius Krieghoff’s acclaimed
paintings of nineteenth-century
Canada are found in galleries and
private collections around the world.
But many of the works attributed to
him are actually forgeries.
by Jon S. Dellandrea
38
Escape from
Russia
How the CPR’s immigration machine
paved the way for one family’s early
twentieth-century move to Canada.
by Gerrie Kautz
20
44
Drawing the Line
Remembering Duncan Macpherson,
one of Canada’s most talented —
and turbulent — editorial political
cartoonists.
by Terry “Aislin” Mosher
30
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Jon S. Dellandrea,
CM,
wrote “Ingenious Imitations.”
An author, a scholar, and
an art historian, he holds a
Ph.D. from the University
of Toronto, an M.A. from the University of
Oxford, and honorary doctorate degrees
from Nipissing University and the University
of Toronto. He is the past board chair of
the Art Canada Institute. His work has been
published in the
Literary Review of Canada,
and
Canadian Collector.
He is currently writ-
ing a book on the great Canadian art fraud
case of 1962–64.
Gerrie Kautz,
B.Sc., B.Eng.,
M.Eng., is the author of
“Escape from Russia.” A navy
engineer for twenty-five
years, Kautz later worked
for twenty years in international business
in more than forty countries. He is now a
consultant and author who has published
eight books with Canadian and American
publishers. He has also written for maga-
zines in Canada, the United States, and the
United Kingdom. “Escape From Russia” is
based on Kautz’s family-history research.
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DEPARTMENTS
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The Packet
Worth
remembering. Fields of study.
11
Currents
From the Archives:
Sketches of friendship. Indigenous
renaming effort in Edmonton.
Remembering Vimy Ridge. Black
history on display.
19
19
Trading Post
An Inuit elder
sold distinctive facial jewellery to a
ship’s captain.
50
Destinations
B.C. mill town
features a historic planned townsite.
Inuit art centre opens in Winnipeg.
53
Books
Reviews: A Canadian
miracle. Supporting roles. Sweeping
synthesis. Velvet over iron. More
books: Wild expedition, demanding
rights, resistance that mattered,
transatlantic steamer.
50
65
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Summer Reading Guide
Our special advertising section
includes history, fiction, and other
books for Canadian readers.
65
History Matters
Skateboard park donor gave youth the
gift of history.
66
Album
An Alberta family
66
displays hope and resilience amid the
hard times of the dirty thirties.
Terry Mosher,
OC, Litt.D.,
LL.D., wrote “Drawing the
Line.” Using the
nom de
plume
Aislin (his elder
daughter’s name), Mosher,
seventy-eight, has worked as a political car-
toonist for over fifty years, primarily for the
Montreal Gazette.
To date he has written or
contributed to the publication of fifty-one
books. His latest, entitled
Professional Heck-
ler,
is a biography of legendary Canadian
cartoonist Duncan Macpherson. Aislin’s
work has appeared in numerous publica-
tions across Canada and internationally.
Christopher J. Rutty,
Ph.D., is the author of “After
the Pandemic.” He is a
professional historian of
medicine, public health,
infectious diseases, and biotechnology in
Canada. He earned his Ph.D. in history at
the University of Toronto and provides his-
torical research, writing, consulting, and cre-
ative services to a variety of clients through
his company, Health Heritage Research Ser-
vices. He is also an adjunct professor at the
University of Toronto’s Dalla Lana School of
Public Health.
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