Cell Count Issue 108: Worth

This issue is full of reflections and creative work from people inside. One writer shares how CSC took away their electric guitar and another piece speaks to the ongoing injustice in the case of Soleiman Faqiri, and how provincial jails continue to fail people with mental health struggles. There’s also an article by someone now seeking palliative care and MAID after facing medical neglect in detention.

You’ll find clever, thought-provoking poetry and stunning artwork throughout. As always, we’re blown away by the honesty, care, and talent that continues to grace the pages of Cell Count.