The Walrus

• The Walrus Honours the ​​National Day for Truth and Reconciliation - September 30 is a day to reflect on the history of Indigenous people in Canada by The Walrus Staff

1. The Power of Indigenous Kinship by Tanya Talaga
2. Split Tooth by Tanya Tagaq
3. What Does Healing Look Like for the Families of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women? by Brandi Morin
4. Letter to a Young Indigenous Journalist by Waubgeshig Rice
5. Inside the Indigenous Fight to Reshape Canada’s History by Fernando Arce

• Truth Before Reconciliation: Canada Needs to Hear Indigenous Stories - Colonizers have used false narratives to justify genocide. But storytelling can be a powerful way to fight back by Jesse Wente

• Terra Cognita - The Indigenous stories we would rather be telling by Robert Jago

• WATCH: The Walrus Leadership Forum: The Great Skills Shift - Preparing Indigenous youth for a digital future by The Walrus

• North Korea’s Mysterious Cryptocurrency Ambitions - A Pyongyang blockchain conference raises new questions about the country’s ability to evade sanctions by Ethan Lou

• From the Arctic to Brazil: the Deep Roots of Islam in the Americas - A new book shows how Muslim communities make up a complex, vital part of Western society by Fatima Syed

• The Cactus That Came Back from the Dead - When a plant barely exists in the natural world but lives on your windowsill, is it really endangered? by Amir Aziz

• Why Should I Feel Ashamed of My Opioid Prescription? - Chronic pain devastated my life. Drugs restored it by Carlyn Zwarenstein

• The Manly Makeover of a Conservative Leader - Is Erin O’Toole trying to beat Justin Trudeau at his own image game? by Scott Reid

• Why William Gibson Is a Literary Genius - Forty years after his breakout story, “Johnny Mnemonic,” the father of cyberpunk remains one of the best writers around by Jason Guriel

• The Internet Works—and It’s No Accident by Katie Underwood

• How Do You Fight Vaccine Hesitancy? With Information by Rosemary Counter

• Utopia, or Something Like It by Katie Underwood

• The Walrus Talks at Home: Reimagining Resilience - What does it mean when entire communities face daily challenges to living?

• The Walrus Talks at Home: CanCon Online - Canadian content and the new online creator economy

• WATCH: The Walrus Leadership Forum: The Great Skills Shift - Preparing Indigenous youth for a digital future

Caring for a sick loved one is one of the hardest things a person can go through, but it can also be an opportunity to learn how to live a more meaningful life.

How can we help farmers to reduce and producers to build resilience?

By the nature of their work, entrepreneurs have to constantly pivot as they build and grow their businesses. How have small businesses used the internet and taken advantage of its reliability to stay afloat?

• It’s Not in Your Head: The World Really Is Getting Worse - Since the 1970s, wages, infrastructure, and the pace of technology have all stagnated. Can it be reversed? by Andrew Potter

• Why William Gibson Is a Literary Genius - Forty years after his breakout story, “Johnny Mnemonic,” the father of cyberpunk remains one of the best writers around by Jason Guriel

• Can Ancient Indigenous Technology Help Save BC’s Salmon? - After an earthquake exposed thousands of mysterious wooden stakes off Vancouver Island, researchers spent over a decade figuring out what they mean by Brian Payton