
The quest to bring the ancient pawpaw fruit back to Ontario
An Indigenous-led movement is restoring the tropical-tasting, climate-resilient fruit tree
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Connor Garel is a Toronto-based writer and editor whose work has appeared in The Walrus, New York Magazine and the Globe and Mail. Formerly, he was the inaugural writer-in-residence at The Walrus and a contributing editor at Dazed magazine. He is a frequent contributor to AnOther Magazine, where he writes about film and music, and the editor of Justsmile, an independent New York-based culture biannual that platforms Black and POC voices.

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