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• Rising Food Prices: Could a Grocer Code of Conduct Help? - The clock is ticking as retailers and suppliers hammer out new guidelines to boost transparency by Emily Baron Cadloff

1. Sewergate: There’s Something Rotten in the State of Our Waterways by Nathan Whitlock
2. Groupies Deserve More Credit by Lisa Levy
3. It’s Not in Your Head: The World Really Is Getting Worse by Andrew Potter
4. How a Tourette’s Diagnosis Helped Me Understand Who I Am by Leyland Cecco
5. Gothic Revival: Embracing Dark Times by Sadaf Ahsan

• Gabor Maté Wants to Overhaul Society - The physician and author explains what’s at the root of our deepest problems and how we can begin to heal by Nathan Sing

• The Women’s National Team Taught Canada How to Be a Soccer Country - The men’s team has made it to the FIFA World Cup. But it was the women’s team that helped them get there by Harley Rustad

• Surgery Minimized My Chances of Getting Cancer. It Also Altered My Self-Image - Because of a hereditary gene mutation, I removed my breast tissue, ovaries, and fallopian tubes. I had to unlearn a lot of feelings about how I look by Carey Toane

• Could an Indigenous-Owned Pipeline Be a Force for Good? - A wealth gap exists between Indigenous peoples and other Canadians. Some First Nations believe buying the Trans Mountain pipeline might fix it by Zoë Yunker

• Going to Afghanistan - Leadership had already noticed the change in morale since the official announcement. This was the new Canadian military by Benjamin Hertwig

• COVID-19 Brings the Importance of Indoor Air Quality to the Forefront - Until the COVID-19 pandemic, we rarely thought about indoor air quality as a serious health threat by John Lorinc

• Decolonizing Funding to Empower Marginalized Youth by Glynis Ratcliffe

• Mei-Ying, the Heavens Are Crying by Caitlin Mah

• Not Your Average Islands by Glynis Ratcliffe

• The Walrus Talks Advancing Work - Supporting people and communities today to reach a thriving tomorrow

• The Walrus Talks at Home: Inequality - Millions of people around the world are suffering extreme poverty, yet the rich only get richer. What’s at stake?

• [WATCH] The Walrus Talks at Home: Veteran Identities - Going beyond the headlines to understand veterans’ experiences

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Want to get to know the young leaders of today? Youth for Youth is a six-part series from The Walrus Lab where six different teenage hosts take a deep dive into the biggest issues facing their generation.

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André Picard, is a health reporter and author who started us off on this audio journey, with his talk on the epidemic of loneliness, so it only felt appropriate to hand the mic back for the final episode of season 3, because this has been quite a time to be a health reporter, and Picard is one of this country’s best.

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On this episode of What About Water? we’re looking at new technology that can make that shift possible. Jay sits down with colleague and friend Bruno Basso, an agro-ecosystem scientist at Michigan State University and the co-founder and chief scientist of CIBO Technologies.

• Most Quebecers Don’t Want Sovereignty. Can This Politician Change Their Minds? - Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois plans to unseat the premier with a new, more “inclusive” vision of separation by Lisa Fitterman

• The Women’s National Team Taught Canada How to Be a Soccer Country - The men’s team has made it to the FIFA World Cup. But it was the women’s team that helped them get there by Harley Rustad

• How the UK Is Winning the Race against Climate Change - While Canada has fumbled every climate promise, the UK has been hitting its emissions targets. What would it take to catch up? by Anne Shibata Casselman