She Writes about Tractors and Oil Drilling. She’s Also Changing Canadian Poetry
At fifty-eight, Karen Solie is one of our major poets. You might find her on her family farm in Saskatchewan
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Are Women Allowed to Be Happy in Their Marriages?
Literature often describes matrimony as banal or repressive. That’s a shame
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What Photography Teaches Me about Surviving the News Cycle
It is humbling to pause and take note of what we can easily lose
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Pierre Poilievre Is Not Backing Down
The Conservative leader is plotting a comeback. But first he’ll need to prove he’s more than an opposition brawler
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Canada Goose Built a Luxury Empire by Betting Big on China
The parka maker dodged geopolitics, the pandemic, and local pushback
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Doug Ford Is Now the Most Popular Conservative in Canada
As Poilievre slips in the polls, could Ontario’s premier be the right’s backup plan?
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Alberta Is Struggling to Keep Its Nurses and Teachers
Internal documents show the province tried to make workers “feel good about their service.” They don’t
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What Happens When a River Is Given Legal Rights
An idea so radical, it might just save the world
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Weekly Quiz: AI Hiring Bots, Abortion Access, and Aging IT Infrastructure
How closely have you been reading our online stories this last week? Take The Walrus Weekly Quiz to find out—released every Saturday.
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Alberta Is Talking about Separating—AGAIN
What’s their problem?
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