Family Doctors’ Burnout Is about More than Their Workload Many physicians believe there needs to be a reset in how they treat patients—and their own well-being The Walrus · Feb 8, 2024
Skiing Is Becoming an Endangered Pastime Across Canada, snow cover has been declining. Will winter, and winter sports, soon be extinct? The Walrus · Feb 7, 2024
The Shunned Literary Genius of Samuel Selvon When a giant of Caribbean literature moved to Calgary, Canadian critics ignored him. He probably didn’t care The Walrus · Feb 6, 2024
Grid Love: The Walrus Is Excited to Bring Back the Crossword An interview with our crossword editor about puzzles, wordplay, and thinking creatively The Walrus · Feb 5, 2024
Invisible Lives: Meet Canada’s Undocumented Kids Without legal status, these young people must live in the shadows The Walrus · Feb 2, 2024
The Walrus Talks at Home: Arts and Culture Right Now Revolutionizing Arts and Culture in the Digital Era The Walrus · Feb 1, 2024
The Walrus Talks It’s Electric The road to sustainable futures, cities, and industry The Walrus · Feb 1, 2024
Social Media Is Warping History #History is huge on TikTok, where counterintuitive takes flatter users into thinking they know the “real” story The Walrus · Feb 1, 2024
Canadian Time Machine: «Humiliation Day», le centième anniversaire de l’adoption de la loi sur l’exclusion des Chinois Season 2/Episode 1 - French Transcript The Walrus · Feb 1, 2024
Canadian Time Machine: ‘Humiliation Day’, A Look Back at the Impact of the Chinese Exclusion Act Season 2/Episode 1 - English Transcript The Walrus · Feb 1, 2024
Voyage dans l’histoire canadienne: 100e anniversaire de la naissance de l’artiste Jean-Paul Riopelle Season 1/Episode 1 - French Transcript The Walrus · Feb 1, 2024
Voyage dans l’histoire canadienne: 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Prolific Artist Jean Paul Riopelle Season 1/Episode 1 - English Transcript The Walrus · Feb 1, 2024
Nowhere Safe: Twenty-Five Days in Wartime Gaza A worker with Doctors without Borders describes the chaos, anger, and anguish following Israel’s bombing and invasion of Gaza The Walrus · Jan 31, 2024
The Walrus · Jan 30, 2024 Attacks on Press Freedoms Have Chilling Effects Far beyond Gaza The dangers of covering the crisis aren’t limited to front-line reporting. They’re playing out behind the scenes in North American newsrooms too
The Walrus · Jan 29, 2024 Cashflow worries are top of mind for Canadian small businesses Accounting platform Xero says the Canadian market is sitting on "major untapped opportunity" in direct payment gateways
The Walrus · Jan 29, 2024 How Connie Walker Got Us Listening The Pulitzer Prize–winning podcaster is changing journalism as we know it
The Walrus · Jan 26, 2024 Around the World in Eighty Lies How a writer fabricated a series of stories for Atlas Obscura
The Walrus · Jan 25, 2024 Lies, Damn Lies, and Tucker Carlson It should be obvious that this guy’s pants are on fire. But his audience doesn’t care
The Walrus · Jan 24, 2024 Government Efforts to Help Vulnerable Workers May Be Retraumatizing Them Exploitation and abusive bosses plague Canada’s temporary foreign worker program
The Walrus · Jan 23, 2024 Did the Israel Defense Forces Underestimate Hamas? An interview with a former Canadian ambassador to Israel
The Walrus · Jan 22, 2024 Why So Many Authors Are Writing Multigenerational Stories Several new books grapple with displacement and diasporic living in ways that feel particularly resonant in this moment
The Walrus · Jan 19, 2024 Things to Do around Banff When You’re Black Act surprised whenever bartenders or / wait staff reveal they’re Aussies
The Walrus · Jan 19, 2024 Editor’s Letter: Social Media Has Lost Its Shine Online platforms are becoming more “enshittified” by the day
The Walrus · Jan 18, 2024 Please Don’t Make Me Use Another QR Code Restaurant Menu My complaints are minor but many