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O n March 9, when Mark Carney became the Liberals’ new leader and the prime minister–designate, it was easy to get lost in the day’s big-ticket...
How closely have you been reading our online stories this week? Take The Walrus Weekly Quiz to find out—released every Saturday. The post Weekly...
A t the 1969 Canadian Film Awards, one of its jurors, the young British director Peter Watkins, declared that there was no Canadian film industry....
I n 2011, Amanda Faulkner was fresh out of law school, single and approaching thirty. She knew she wanted to have kids at some point, but she also...
T he moment I step onto the platform, I take the deepest breath I’ve taken all morning. My more-than-an-hour-long commute involves a fifteen-minute...
A ngry and frustrated by US president Donald Trump’s ever-changing tariff threats, Canadians are ditching American products in favour of local...
T here have been few certainties in the 2025 federal election, except perhaps the slogans and talking points that the party leaders are glued to....
A few months before the 1988 federal election, the editorial board of the Globe and Mail issued a resounding endorsement of free trade with the...
I n December 2019, Brenna Bhandar interviewed for the position of associate professor at the Peter A. Allard School of Law at the University of...
W e’re over halfway through the election campaign, and you may have spent part of the past few days reading about the Liberals circulating fake...
W hen Prime Minister Mark Carney cut the position of cabinet minister of women and gender equality and youth, or WAGE, on March 14, Debbie Owusu-...