The Case For Diagnosing Yourself Online
Googling our ailments is turning us into a nation of hypochondriacs. But it could also help fix an overburdened health care system
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How Gamergate Pioneered the Backlash Against Diversity
The fight to keep women out of the new economy started with video games
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When Toronto Turned Its Back on Vince Carter
A new TIFF documentary reveals the impossible expectations we place on our star athletes
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What I Learned From Asking Celebrities to Photograph Me at TIFF
For fifteen years, I’ve asked everyone from Isabella Rossellini to Salman Rushdie to flip the lens. The result is a visual archive of my life—and a meditation on the changing nature of stardom
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Why Canada Missed its Best Chance to Deradicalize the Alt-Right
For years, experts on extremist groups have said rising white supremacy is a bigger threat within our borders than ISIS—but few listened. Now it could be too late
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Walrus Poetry Prize Judge Jordan Abel Shares What He’s Looking for This Year
“I’d like to begin to read a poem and then not be able to stop”
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The Push to Bring Home Indigenous Artifacts
How Canadian museums are working with communities to repatriate thousands of sacred objects
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Jessica Johnson Named Executive Editor of The Walrus
In this new role, Jessica will oversee art and editorial content on all platforms
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Fearing Those Who Flee Trump’s America
Canada is using the Safe Third Country Agreement to systematically turn back asylum seekers
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The Rising Political Influence of the Catholic Right
How religious zealots are gaining traction among Canada’s new era of conservatives
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