The Globe’s Hypocrisy Is Showing Through Its Starched Shirt
Hit-hungry editors encourage confessional journalism. But when things get too hot, they let writers like Leah McLaren take the fall
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The Case against Eating Fish
As a biologist, I know what can happen to seafood before it ends up on our plates. That’s why it’s not on mine
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How We Finally Taught Machines to Think
Today’s launch of the Vector Institute caps a stunning run for Canadian researchers in the field of AI
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The Walrus Earns Five Canadian Magazine Award Nominations
The Walrus Foundation is pleased to announce that The Walrus magazine has received five Canadian Magazine Award nominations, including Best General Interest Magazine. The winners will be announced at the …
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How Good Editing Could Have Saved Andrew Potter’s Career
As the media industry pushes for more content with less oversight, editors have become an endangered species
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Ivanka Trump Could Save the US from Steve Bannon—But She Won’t
If you are comforted by the fact that the President’s daughter and her husband are Jewish, you are wrong
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Why Right-Wing Jews Have Made an Uneasy Alliance with Anti-Semites
The question isn’t whether this big tent will collapse—it’s how bad the damage will be when it does
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Body of Work
In her new novel, Barbara Gowdy draws inspiration from private agonies
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The Immigrant Settler is Not an Oxymoron
Recorded March 25, 2017 at St. Jude’s Cathedral in Iqaluit
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