Inside the issue: how Ssense lost its cool, Mark Carney’s recession problem, the resurgence of Indigenous midwifery, and more. The Walrus is located within the bounds of Treaty 13 signed with the ...

Setting the national agenda is an important part of the role for the opposition in a parliamentary democracy. The next step ...

That’s where two American political scientists, Stacie Goddard and Abraham Newman, believe we are headed: a world ruled by ...

Interestingly, Canada’s national unity unravelling is seen as a higher-likelihood, lower-impact geopolitical event than a ...

How closely have you been reading our online stories this week? Take The Walrus Weekly Quiz to find out—released every ...

The true danger of Hypnocracy reveals itself precisely here: it doesn’t need to convince everyone; it only needs to maintain a certain critical mass in a state of trance to alter the entire field of ...

But Bill 1, the Québec Constitution Act, 2025, is forcing me to confront the possibility that I may be wrong. Bill 1 is a sweeping attempt to consolidate and rewrite the province’s constitutional ...

In a blunt Davos address, the prime minister warns middle powers must prepare for a harsher geopolitical reality ...

But in Trump’s mind, only the US can protect Greenland. Not hapless Denmark, not NATO. NATO is also under Trump’s skin. There ...

There are more microbes in a gram of feces than there are people on the planet. Contrary to the cutting-edge scientific ...

Ford argued that the deal would not only hurt the country’s auto industry, but also threaten Canadian security. “Once the ...

After Question Period, we individually monitored the news to see if our strategy had paid off. The next morning, the cycle ...