COVID-19 Showed Who Really Owns Public Spaces. It’s Not the Public
Are our cities meant for everyone?
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What Counts as Antisemitism? The Debate That Is Dividing Communities
Jewish Canadians face the challenge of confronting—and defining—hate
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From Landslide to Toss-Up: The Stunning Conservative Collapse
Could the Liberals actually win? The math says yes
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With the NDP Dropping in the Polls, What’s Left for the Left?
Jagmeet Singh is running out of time—and so is his party
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The Walrus Announces Mostafa Al-A’sar as the Second Journalists for Human Rights (JHR) Contributing Writer
Mostafa joins Soraya Amiri as part of a program that platforms internationally trained writers
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The What-Will-She-Do-Next Premier of Alberta
Part of Danielle Smith’s appeal is being open to all ideas, even when they are bananas
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The Businesswoman at the Centre of a Mining Scandal That Rocked the Stock Market
When Bay Street went wild over rumours about a hole in the ground in northern Ontario
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Weekly Quiz: Body-Shaming, Big Bird, and Black-Market Drugs
How closely have you been reading our online stories this week? Take The Walrus Weekly Quiz to find out—released every Saturday.
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The Never-Ending Scrutiny of Being in an Aging Body
What is growing old but becoming who you are?
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Inside the Shadowy World of the Erectile Dysfunction Pill Black Market
Men are playing “Russian Roulette” with dodgy, dangerous counterfeit and illicit sex drugs
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