Published October 2019
Keeping time
This edition of Imprint features the theme, “Keeping Time.” In this issue we explore humanity’s relationship with time, even eternity. A physicist examines the nature of time, raising questions that have interested both scientists and theologians across the centuries. Several writers examine habits and practices that slow time, allowing them to inhabit it without the frenetic hurry with which we’re all too familiar. We place the theme of “Keeping Time” in the context of our city with an essay on Toronto’s transportation, and our community with a theological reflection on how God is the only constant.
Letter from the Editor
Time has not multiplied for us but instead, diminished. Time cinches our lives, and we are breathless.
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Keeping Time Issue Team
Ian Cusson, GCA Director
Design
Katrina Togeretz, Creative Director/Digital Editor
Wasim Hossain, Photography Editor
Timothy Wat, Visuals Editor
Editorial
Jen Michel, Lead Editor
Joel Faber, Associate Editor
Martyn Wendell Jones, Contributing Editor
Kate Lane-Smith, Associate Editor
Alvin Ng, Associate Editor
Contributors
Becky Chai, Brian Cheng, Shannon Chen See, Alvin Chiang, Luke Cleland, Elita Fung, Dorothy Leung, Patience Omokhodion, Mike Reppert, Wendy Stringer, Suzie Wang, Michelle Yick










