All the Feels: Seven Ways of Looking at Love for Valentine’s Day Must-read stories about dating, desire, polyamory, and more The Walrus · Feb 14, 2023
Nuchatlaht First Nation: How a Legal Battle Could Change Land Rights for Good Indigenous groups have been fighting for land for decades, often with disappointing results The Walrus · Feb 13, 2023
We Own More Dogs than Ever Before. We Didn’t Think It Through The pandemic adoption rush has placed an unprecedented strain on the pet industry. Dogs are suffering too The Walrus · Feb 10, 2023
Many Canadians Will Never Own a Home. Does It Matter? Our country has spent decades incentivizing home ownership. What would it take to make Canada a nation of renters? The Walrus · Feb 8, 2023
A Love Poem for Steven Page I’ve had others. I could be what’s been done, / I could be your Yoko—I hated you on MTV—Ono. The Walrus · Feb 7, 2023
How to Make Peace with Canada Geese We’ve been at war with the angry birds for centuries. Are they an invasive species, or are we? The Walrus · Feb 6, 2023
Taking It Slow: What Turtles Can Teach Us about Living Longer A conservation demographer explains how the secret to a long life might be found under a hard shell The Walrus · Feb 3, 2023
The Meeting House: Inside a Megachurch Scandal It was massively popular. It billed itself as a new kind of church. Then sexual abuse and misconduct allegations surfaced against its leaders The Walrus · Feb 1, 2023
Woody Strode, Black Cowboy If you act like a nobody, / you are a nobody. The actor / Woody Strode wasn’t / just any nobody. The Walrus · Jan 31, 2023
Canadian Time Machine/Voyages dans l’histoire canadienne Canadian Time Machine is a podcast that unpacks key milestones in our country's history. It is funded by the Government of Canada and created by The Walrus Lab. Voyages dans l’histoire canadienne, un balado qui présente les moments clés de l’histoire de notre pays. Financé par le gouvernement du Canada… The Walrus · Jan 30, 2023
Editor’s Letter: The Fight for Good Journalism As the tide of online disinformation swells, fact checking can help build trust in media The Walrus · Jan 30, 2023
Alone Is about Much More than Pure Survival The History channel series spins our fear of solitude into a showcase of how much humans can withstand The Walrus · Jan 27, 2023
Letters to the Editor: January/February 2023 On false convictions, municipal political drama, and The Great Canadian Baking Show The Walrus · Jan 26, 2023
Why We Made Fewer Memories during the Pandemic Monotony and anxiety wrought havoc on our brains. Can we bounce back? The Walrus · Jan 25, 2023
The Walrus · Jan 24, 2023 Silent Suffering Some Canadian medical experts agree that people living with the most severe mental illnesses are not getting the attention or funding they need.
The Walrus · Jan 23, 2023 The Money Ever since childhood, words would desert Helen when she got angry—if she felt any kind of strong emotion, really
The Walrus · Jan 20, 2023 The Mental Health Crisis on the Other End of the Phone Remote work has transformed the already challenging overnight shift for crisis hotline operators into a deeply lonely one
The Walrus · Jan 19, 2023 Acacia I wonder how it feels—he asked nobody in particular, to want anything that much?
The Walrus · Jan 18, 2023 The Doomsday Clock: How Close Are We to the End of the World? The annual assessment, released in January, feels more relevant than ever
The Walrus · Jan 16, 2023 Canada’s top tech talent finds an environment of innovation A diverse array of brilliant young minds are discovering compelling ways to apply their skills and expertise at TD
The Walrus · Jan 16, 2023 What My Father’s Martial Arts Classes Taught Me about Fighting Racism The goal of martial arts is self-defence. But what happens when the violence is as atmospheric as racism itself?
The Walrus · Jan 13, 2023 I Became a Pastor during the Pandemic I wasn’t prepared for the challenges I would face as a priest during COVID-19
The Walrus · Jan 10, 2023 The Walrus Leadership Forum: Trust in Democracy The challenges facing our leaders and institutions
The Walrus · Jan 9, 2023 Buffalo Rising Buffalo, New York, is in the middle of a cultural renaissance, and the world is invited to take part.
The Walrus · Jan 9, 2023 When Online Fandom Goes Too Far K-pop got me through my teen years, but celebrity obsessions have a dark side