Me, My Selfies, and I Those of us on the line between Gen X and millennial are watching our identities shift and age in a way no previous generation has The Walrus · Feb 29, 2024
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A Foiled Assassination Points to India’s Increasing Recklessness Cases in the US and Canada raise troubling questions about the motives of the Modi government The Walrus · Feb 27, 2024
Unexpected Climate Connections Advancing good policy for the economy and the environment The Walrus · Feb 26, 2024
Deepfakes Will Break Democracy The fragmenting of shared reality is fuelling political extremism and dysfunction The Walrus · Feb 26, 2024
Why Do I Constantly Have to Prove My Disability? Having to negotiate what it means to be disabled, and then fight for limited benefits and services if you are, is exhausting The Walrus · Feb 23, 2024
How Israel Is Using AI as a Weapon of War The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is shattering long-held beliefs about the use of tech in combat The Walrus · Feb 22, 2024
Don’t Get Sick in Quebec What happens when a government decides to prioritize language laws over nurses and doctors? The Walrus · Feb 21, 2024
The Walrus Talks Cultural Futures How AI is impacting Canadian society, arts, and culture The Walrus · Feb 20, 2024
My Guilty Pleasure: I’m Addicted to Bad News The world may be awful, but if I know about it, then at least I know The Walrus · Feb 20, 2024
Two Poems by Michael Ondaatje a bowl to beg with, / a howl to scent a friend The Walrus · Feb 20, 2024
Two Female Modes of Transportation The boy watches as the girl slumps over herself, the fire hair like a warning against coming closer The Walrus · Feb 19, 2024
The Walrus · Feb 16, 2024 Could a Paywall Have Saved Pitchfork? The influential music publication is being folded into GQ, but only because Condé Nast fumbled a good thing
The Walrus · Feb 15, 2024 The Emergencies Act Is Outdated and Polarizing Will it ever be appropriate and reasonable for the government to shut down a protest again?
The Walrus · Feb 14, 2024 Voyages dans l’histoire canadienne: Louis Riel and the RCMP – How the Northwest Resistance Contributed to the Foundation of Canada Season 1/Episode 2 - English Transcript
The Walrus · Feb 14, 2024 Voyages dans l’histoire canadienne: Louis Riel et La GRC – Comment la Résistance du Nord Ouest a contribué à la fondation du Canada Season 1/Episode 2 - French Transcript
The Walrus · Feb 14, 2024 Canadian Time Machine: Of fugitives and orators: The characters behind the RCMP’s complicated history Season 2/Episode 2 - French Transcript
The Walrus · Feb 14, 2024 Canadian Time Machine: Of fugitives and orators: The characters behind the RCMP’s complicated history Season 2/Episode 2 - English Transcript
The Walrus · Feb 14, 2024 When I Met My Husband, We Didn’t Speak the Same Language Neither of us knew we were about to embark on a journey across countries and cultures to have our love legally recognized
The Walrus · Feb 13, 2024 What Being Pro-Palestine Means to Me I want Palestinians to be afforded basic humanity. I know saying so might affect my career or friendships
The Walrus · Feb 9, 2024 How Should a Diary Be? Sheila Heti Scrambles Her Life in Alphabetical Diaries Heti takes her autofiction to the next level by publishing her journals—with editing help from Excel