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His economic agenda has scrambled the political map. The question is how long it can last
American farmers need it. Let’s use that dependence to fight back
Season 5/Episode 1 – English Transcript
Season 5/Episode 1 – French Transcript
A strategy for prosperity in a changed world
American farmers need it. Let’s use that dependence to fight back
Businesses are paying the price—and overwhelmingly support Carney
Canada’s fleet is aging and isn’t being replaced fast enough
A former chronic absentee explains why
A generation raised on the technology is discovering there are shortcuts it doesn’t want to take
We can’t match American economic firepower. But we can make the fight hurt
How closely have you been reading our online stories this week? Take The Walrus Weekly Quiz to find out—released every Saturday
Three decades later, a cold case detective picked up the file on Jane Doe #59
The journey home can be harder than the battle itself
Online sex ads can be used to track criminal activity. But stopping the perpetrators isn’t easy
More deluges are coming. Here’s how cities can prepare
“Inboxes are not things worth our lack of sleep,” writes one commenter
Canada’s future lies with countries that still want to buy and sell
It’s our duty to understand innovation rather than celebrate or condemn it
The clinic was cleared of wrongdoing, but advocates want to reopen the investigation
Forget the fight over its name. The Great Lake is being threatened by pollution, development, and decades of neglect
It’s nearly impossible for women to get health care in Afghanistan. The results have been catastrophic
Republicans may lose support in the midterm elections in key battlegrounds
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The US wanted a deal it could rewrite whenever it pleased
Wab Kinew’s approach involves moving thousands of unhoused people into permanent homes
Mark Carney is showing other countries how to stand up to Trump
How closely have you been reading our online stories this week? Take The Walrus Weekly Quiz to find out—released every Saturday
Lives aren’t neat narratives of growth and redemption
The spectacle masks something sinister: a major power coming undone
How can we reinvent community in a time of increasing social isolation?
Northern voices shaping Northern futures
She was approved despite mental health concerns. I wasn’t convinced it was the right call
The trains are fast. The Conservatives are furious. Here are the numbers you need to know
How the former central banker got in the way of the president’s grand plans
Ottawa is betting tariffs will anger US consumers. The household math suggests the costs are too small to matter
The new “Indian problem”
How a historic village found itself in the path of a massive energy project—twice
The country faces a punishing economic and political fight with no easy end
The blue emblem is no longer neutral here. That’s true for the Maple Leaf too
The prime minister on saying no to Washington and how Canada plans to withstand the fallout
How closely have you been reading our online stories this week? Take The Walrus Weekly Quiz to find out—released every Saturday
When citizens confuse our Constitution for America’s, we have a problem on our hands
And pray that there is someone up above / Who wants for me not just less harm, but love
I’ve spent five decades investigating. Here are the facts
Government priorities increasingly reflect the interests of a small, well-connected elite
The controversial Harper minister has returned with a thin platform and a whole lot of political baggage
The Kremlin has perfected covert influence. I’ve seen how poorly equipped Canada is to stop it
With voters souring on sovereignty, St-Pierre Plamondon sidesteps his least popular promise
Agencies tout very high success rates, but some experts compare it to “crime control theatre”
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