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The bill would outlaw using personal data to determine what customers pay—a first in Canada
Jeff Bezos is robbing the Washington Post of political bite. Our goal is to leave a mark
The fertilizer that feeds America is key to the president’s next confrontation with Ottawa
Blaming mental illness—or identity—lets society avoid harder truths about violence
The legal reality Canadians don’t want to face The post What Stops ICE from Crossing into Canada to Snatch People? Very Little first appeared on The...
Journalism may be in a state of emergency, but we’re still giving readers answers The post What’s a Walrus? A Beast, Actually first appeared on...
We’re launching a Quebec bureau and a special poll with 338Canada and Pallas Data The post It’s Going to Be a Wild Year in Quebec Politics....
We’re launching a Quebec bureau and a special poll with 338Canada and Pallas Data The post It’s Going to Be a Wild Year in Quebec Politics....
Former diplomat Michael Kovrig explains the deeper logic behind Beijing’s economic coercion The post China’s Trade Ultimatum to Canada: Comply or...
This is not how a federation is supposed to work The post Yeehaw, Alberta Is Getting a Pipeline (at BC’s Cost) first appeared on The Walrus.
Journalists still need to challenge government leaks and official statements or no one will The post Was Chris Alexander Fed False Intel about a...
The bot-assisted fake journalism of “Victoria Goldiee” and why editors should be very worried The post The Phantom Writer Who Fooled the Internet...
Too quickly stigmatizing writing that doesn’t net a lot of clicks lowers the tolerance for risk and failure The post Publishing Can’t Quit Its...
A story can go in strange, unpredictable directions once it leaves our desks The post You Can’t Always Measure the Impact of Journalism in Clicks...
Critics see capitulation. Supporters see a long game to keep Canada’s access to its most important market The post Why Ottawa Blinked on US Counter...
I killed the nut graf and I don’t feel guilty The post You Can’t Hook Readers If You Don’t Trust Their Intelligence first appeared on The Walrus.
How Trump’s trade war is hitting families, factories, and financial forecasts The post The Steel Tariffs Doubled. So Did the Odds of a Recession...
What we do is connect the solitary work of creation to a broader public conversation. And we try to make something that lasts The post We Can Still...
With its rushed timing, vague provisions, and far-reaching implications, Bill C-2 has sparked alarm The post “A Misfire at Birth”: The Trouble...
Our sovereignty feels fragile. But we can still protect it The post I’m Not Ready to Lose Canada first appeared on The Walrus.
Fighting the fickleness of the internet with local reporting The post Breaking News! Canadians Actually Care about What’s Happening in Other...
A leadership race won’t solve the party’s identity crisis The post Can the NDP Rebuild – or Is It Time to Start Something New? first appeared on...
Writers can bring clarity to a complicated situation without giving up their independence—or empathy The post Do Journalists Traffic in Duplicity?...
As Hudson’s Bay Company liquidates, its founding charter is up for grabs The post A 355-Year-Old Document That Helped Create Canada May Be Sold Off...
The cost of Trump’s trade war on cars is adding up The post The Economy Is One Tariff Away from a Supply-Chain Meltdown first appeared on The Walrus.
The Vatican may never see another like him The post What Pope Francis’s Death Reveals About the Future of Catholicism first appeared on The Walrus.
Who seeks to lead a country without knowing the dangers it faces? The post Poilievre’s Refusal to Get Security Clearance Raises Questions about His...
From the Yukon to Newfoundland, we are putting reporters on the ground The post The Walrus Launches Six Regional Bureaus to Tell Canada’s Local...
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