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Every firestorm, hurricane, and flood gives investors an opportunity to make more money
I felt an urge to sit with the music as deeply as he had
More than sixty years in business and one photographer determined to witness the last batch
The global Punjabi icon talked about a 1914 incident when a ship carrying Sikhs was denied entry at Vancouver
The latest DIY beauty hack isn’t for the squeamish
The video game titan has received as much as $2 billion in incentives. Maybe we should change where we put our money
The actor opens up about the emotional role the Habs played in one of the hardest transitions of his life
The trail of evidence linking Canadian forces to the conflict keeps growing
I hated the mindless reassurance and generic empathy
From cloud servers to AI patents, digital dependence is becoming a new form of power
The film is best viewed as the story of queer infatuation between an assistant and her boss
No fuel, no power, no water—and a country that has learned to wait
The data breach, likely the largest in Canadian history, raises urgent questions about election security
Corb Lund has been called a “woke bastard” for daring to protest coal mining
With the US economy weakening, Ottawa has more leverage than it thinks
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The science behind how spaces affect our lives
We earned 25 nominations for our investigative journalism, essays, illustrations, and more
How the “nothing fancy” institution won hungry hearts
The past two years have seen a record number of media workers killed
Letters to the editor: May 2026
I’m ready to let the lines between dreams and reality dissolve
Indie bands, loft parties, walking home with sweet, unavailable boys—yup, I’ve been there too
The sudden move has sparked criticism across an unusually broad coalition. And blindsided many newcomers
Companies are using our data to gouge us. How much more can consumers take?
I would feel better if there was someone smart setting the terms of the transition
A psychiatrist weighs in on a question Parliament will need to settle soon
The movement promises endless prosperity. The numbers tell a bleaker story
His investigation, to be published by The Walrus, will examine the devastating consequences of international custody law
Scarcity, pollution, and deregulation are putting the country’s supply under siege
New poll suggests most believe Canada negotiates in good faith
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Torn from loved ones, Indigenous children suffered brutal medical injustices
Algorithms now promise to pair up busy Gen Z professionals—for a fee
Cash rebates help but leave us powerless against entrenched chains
Letters to the editor: March/April 2026
From housing to wildfires, small-city issues are getting too big to handle
Accessibility in action: ideas, innovations, and the work ahead
A booming industry is inviting users to profit from human suffering
The search in the woods, the scrutiny of a rural community, and the suspicion that remains
Anxiety, loneliness, and paranoia—how a grandmaster comes undone
Across immigration, climate, and foreign policy, the party is moving to the right
Decades later, a mystery still hangs over what the fiery descent of Cosmos 954 left behind
Many choose flexibility or family over pay, only to arrive at retirement with a meagre pension
How closely have you been reading our online stories this week? Take The Walrus Weekly Quiz to find out—released every Saturday
These volatile numbers make everything more expensive
To save them, we need to look and listen
Leaders are already preparing a fallback plan
Some folks were awfully sensitive to the idea that space travel could be colonialist
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