2024: The Year in Business We’ve expanded our consumer reporting, diving deeper into the world of work, real estate, and shifting industries The Walrus · Dec 26, 2024
What Brought Us Joy in 2024 Making space for happiness, pleasure, and fun in a challenging year The Walrus · Dec 25, 2024
2024: The Year in World News From Ukraine to India, stories that reverberate far past their borders The Walrus · Dec 24, 2024
2024: The Year in Politics From elections to diplomatic tensions, the stories that help make sense of what comes next The Walrus · Dec 23, 2024
Acclaimed Playwright Jani Lauzon Responds to The Walrus’s Investigation into Her Indigenous Ancestry A cancelled play, a confused response, and more questions The Walrus · Dec 20, 2024
How Trudeau Turned Canadian Diplomacy into a Spectator Sport The Gaza crisis is a case study in Canada’s reluctance to lead The Walrus · Dec 20, 2024
When the Minister of Everything Ran Out of Patience Chrystia Freeland stood by Trudeau through every crisis. Her resignation created a crisis of its own The Walrus · Dec 19, 2024
Bluesky Promised Writers Freedom. Now It’s Feeling a Lot Like Work With every new platform comes the expectation to punch in as a professional, curated version of ourselves The Walrus · Dec 19, 2024
Crayons, pixels et protection : Un siècle de droit d’auteur au Canada Season 3/Episode 4 – French Transcript The Walrus · Dec 18, 2024
Pens, Pixels, and Protections: A Century of Canadian Copyright Season 3/Episode 4 – English Transcript The Walrus · Dec 18, 2024
Are Millennials Ruining Divorce Too? In a spate of new books, authors grapple with what separation means in the modern age The Walrus · Dec 18, 2024
An Explosion of Abuse Allegations Against a Military-Style Boarding School Following an investigation into Robert Land Academy by The Walrus, dozens more alleged victims have come forward—and are pursuing legal action The Walrus · Dec 17, 2024
Danielle Smith’s Bizarre Bid to Legitimize Homeopathy Alberta’s war on evidence-based medicine The Walrus · Dec 16, 2024
The Walrus · Dec 14, 2024 “I Needed to Be Doing This”: When Writers Uncover Family History Tanya Talaga and Sadiya Ansari discuss ancestors, the colonial project, and intuitive pings
The Walrus · Dec 13, 2024 Extermination Even if you don’t see them or hear them, there are always others—somewhere in your home
The Walrus · Dec 13, 2024 How a Lost Buoy Brought Me Home A flight to Greenland, a summer festival, and a remarkable coincidence showed me what the future of Inuit could look like
The Walrus · Dec 12, 2024 Why the Law Fails Victims of Violent Partners Without systemic reform, more women and children will die
The Walrus · Dec 12, 2024 Jeter le blâme sur les immigrants ouvre la porte à l’extrême droite À mesure que le Canada réduit le nombre de nouveaux-arrivants, la rhétorique anti-immigration pourrait alimenter un discours plus sinistre
The Walrus · Dec 11, 2024 Tipping Isn’t about Service – It’s a Psychological Con Job Why that little payment screen wants you to feel guilt
The Walrus · Dec 11, 2024 Letters to the Editor: November 2024 On antibiotics, accommodations, and scorn
The Walrus · Dec 10, 2024 The Day Assad Fled: Joy, Fear, and the Weight of History After years of silence, I can finally write about Syria again
The Walrus · Dec 10, 2024 Spies, Gangsters, and Murder: Canada’s Wildest Diplomatic Showdown Yet Killing of Canadian Sikh linked to highest levels of India’s government
The Walrus · Dec 9, 2024 In Afghanistan, Women Haven’t Given Up Despite jail, torture, and death threats, activists are resisting the Taliban in the country and abroad