I’d been hired to help with the holiday-season rush at a small historic house museum located in a tiny nature preserve tucked alongside a Toronto expressway. That morning, as the city was hushed by ...
The Edmonton-based power company communicated with the Carney government close to forty times between the time Carney was ...
Working with American officials for decades, across multiple administrations and institutions, my years living in Washington ...
If one were to classify MAID as a cause of death in Canada, in 2024 it would have been the fourth after cancer, heart ...
A nation whose national security strategy recently warned Europe of “civilizational erasure” may actually fear its own. All ...
The number of violent events reported by Ontario school boards has increased 77 percent since 2018 Funding cuts to education ...
W hen I venture outside, which is rare considering the bitterness of the winter, I plod the sidewalks with a cane, my eyes ...
As political discourse grows sharper and trust erodes, The Walrus Debate asks a timely question: Can Politics Be Civil Again?
But what happens when those machines learn to beat us at our own games? When, for the first time in our history, humans have ...
L ast month, I flew to Vancouver to see what may be the most controversial piece of art in Canada: Nan Goldin’s Stendhal ...
He speaks fluently about the global order. Canadians are missing that same clarity on rent, wages, and the cost of living ...
Michelle Shephard has written from Guantánamo, Somalia, and Sudan. How does she cope with the violence she uncovers?
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