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T his year, we’ve published incisive looks at some of the biggest brands in Canada. But it’s hard to ignore the growing tensions around money....

A s I watched team members add to the running ledger of their collective joys for 2025, it occurred to me that we might be looking in the wrong...


I n a time of echo chambers and hyper-personalization, where algorithms narrow the focus of what we see online, The Walrus focuses on journalism...


O ne afternoon in October, almost four years into Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine, I was sitting in the sleek, modern offices of PEN...


O n December 8, 2024, as the regime of Bashar al-Assad collapsed, Mukhtar was at his home in Idlib Governorate, in northwestern Syria. (For safety...


“T hey said, ‘We’re looking for a real asshole, and you’re it,’” Kevin O’ Leary told TMZ about when Josh Safdie and his co-writer Ronald Bronstein...


W e didn’t realize until afterwards, but the thin layer of ice on top of the water was razor sharp. After we came out of the water, slapping and...


G iuseppe Bianchin, as best as I can tell, is, in fact, an actual person. This isn’t a trivial matter: Bianchin is the unlikely author of what may...


S omething funny is happening in Alberta. People in the province are complying with the law, and it’s driving the government bonkers. The roots of...


F or the first few months of Mark Carney’s prime ministerial tenure, Canada’s climate community of advocacy groups, think tanks, journalists, and...
