Hi Edward—aye, there's the rub—there's a dearth of online Canadian litmags, especially those that publish poetry—experimental or otherwise.

I cited those two print mags because they complemented your ideas regarding the differences in approaches to literature—be it North American, European, et al.

It's unfortunate, I think. There's the Danforth Review—but not much else. Check out the Danforth, it's a great mag and read widely by Canadians in the scene, methinks. It used to have a lot of great reviews, but they've moved more towards fiction.

One notable exception is paperplates (a magazine for 50 readers). The current issue is here. It's an online magazine but really exudes that careful attention to design and typography that I mentioned earlier. It's similar to Incwriters, Birmingham Words and Route that you wrote about in that it uses PDF—to "square the circle" so to speak.

But aside from paperplates, I can't think of too much else out there.