The Walrus

• The Walrus Reflects on Canada’s History on the Third ​​National Day for Truth and Reconciliation - On the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, The Walrus recognizes the Indigenous peoples impacted by residential schools in Canada by The Walrus Staff

1. The Dangerous Allure of Residential School Denialism by Michelle Cyca
2. Can Prince Edward Island Survive Another Big Storm? by Trevor Corkum
3. How ChatGPT Is Putting College Ghostwriters Out of Work by Katrya Bolger
4. Mary Simon Is Leading Indigenous Peoples to New Heights by Julian Brave NoiseCat
5. In Defence of Garlic in a Jar: How Food Snobs Almost Ruined My Love of Cooking by Gabrielle Drolet

• Big Babies: When It Comes to Kids, Many Adults Need to Grow Up - Fully grown human beings are having tantrums over infants and toddlers who dare to exist and make noise by Michelle Cyca

• The Legacy of Saskatchewan’s Most Controversial—and Impactful—Artist Program - The infamous Emma Lake Artists’ Workshops were ad hoc, low budget, and falling apart. They also reimagined the possibilities of art by Lee Henderson

• The Full-Moon Whaling Chronicles - The booth performed its scans. / The glass turned green: OKAY. She closed her eyes by Jason Guriel

• How ChatGPT Is Putting College Ghostwriters Out of Work - The custom essay-writing business is worth billions. Will AI bring it to an end? by Katrya Bolger

• The Two Moments That Changed Alicia Elliott’s Life - The author talks about her new novel, And Then She Fell, and the experiences she shares with her protagonist by Scaachi Koul

• The Curator of Climate Change - Soren Brothers has a crucial job: convince museum goers not to be scared of climate change—or climate solutions by Guy Dixon

• Better AI for a Better Society - Canadian researchers are developing AI tech to help build a better world by Elizabeth Chorney-Booth

• Bridging the Digital Divide - Laptop grants program helps connect rural and remote students by Cara McKenna

• Buffalo Rising - Buffalo, New York, is in the middle of a cultural renaissance, and the world is invited to take part. by Nathan Kunz

• The Walrus Talks Equitable Housing - Exploring solutions for Canada’s housing challenges

• The Walrus Talks Gender-Based Violence - Interrupting abuse and building safety where we live, work, and play

• [WATCH] The Walrus Talks Artificial Intelligence - Exploring the ways AI can help solve some of today’s most pressing challenges

 Subscribe to this Podcast 

The National Ballet of Canada is an innovative art-institution entertaining about 10 million people annually. Known for traditional full-length classics since 1951, today its purposeful in integrating diverse repertoire, enhancing it’s culture and inviting an even richer, more global experience. The person responsible? Hope Muir joins Duncan to talk about the courage to lead in the business of dance.

 Subscribe to this Podcast 

Max Brault, Vice President of People & Change at BDO Canada, describes the five Olympic rings when living with disabilities: housing, transportation, services, community, and employment.

 Subscribe to this Podcast 

There’s much excitement around AI in business, but a lot of open questions too. How can AI transform your organization? And where do you even begin? Craig Alleva is the Director of Customer Engineering for Google Cloud in Canada and he has experienced first-hand the unprecedented shift that’s underway thanks to generative AI. Here, he talks about the impact of AI on Canadian organizations and how they’re applying it today.

• Why Would India Assassinate a Sikh Leader on Canadian Soil? - Trudeau’s explosive allegation reveals the widening rift between the two countries by Sushant Singh

• The Legacy of Saskatchewan’s Most Controversial—and Impactful—Artist Program - The infamous Emma Lake Artists’ Workshops were ad hoc, low budget, and falling apart. They also reimagined the possibilities of art by Lee Henderson

• The Curator of Climate Change - Soren Brothers has a crucial job: convince museum goers not to be scared of climate change—or climate solutions by Guy Dixon