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Anthony, I'm having trouble seeing the same thing you are.  When I view the source code for that page, rel="canonical" has the correct URL (not homepage).  Is it possible that you navigated there via ajax from the homepage, and thus the property didn't update?

This seems like a very valid answer.  Looking into it right now!

Mystery of the day!

Back on December 28th, there was a 404 on the sitemap for my website. This lasted 2 days before I noticed and fixed.  Since then, Google has not indexed my content. However, the majority of content prior to that date still shows up in the index.

The website is http://www.indieshuffle.com/.

Clues:

• Google reports no current issues in Webmaster tools
• Two reconsideration requests have returned "no manual action taken"
• When new posts are detected as "submitted" in the sitemap, they take 2-3 days to "index"
• Once "indexed," they cannot be found in search results unless I include url:indieshuffle.com
• The sitelinks that used to pop up under a basic search for "Indie Shuffle" are now gone
• I am using Yoast's SEO tool for Wordpress (and have been for years)
• Before December 28th, I was doing 90k impressions / 4.5k clicks
• After December 28th, I'm now doing 8k impressions / 1.3k clicks

Ultimately, I'm at a loss for a possible explanation. Running an SEOMoz audit comes up with warnings about rel=canonical and a few broken links (which I've fixed in reaction to the report).

I know these things often correct themselves, but two months have passed now, and it continues to get progressively worse.

Thanks,

Jason