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The Literary Review of Canada is published ten times a year — every month, with combined issues in January/February and July/August.

All print subscriptions come with full access to reviewcanada.ca, including the latest issue of the magazine, our full online archive, and monthly gift links, active within one business day. (If you require immediate online access, subscribe using this link instead.)

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    The Literary Review of Canada enriches our national conversation, deepens our self-understanding, and helps preserve what is essential about who we are.”

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