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[...] what unsettles the world must also unsettle Canada –a post-colonial country whose cities are among the most ethnically diverse on the planet, and where the rate of environmental change has pitched us all into unknown territory. We are a people who remember and forget simultaneously, slowly learning to share a land that persistently eludes a single language. Madeleine Thien, Introduction to Granta 14