The Walrus

• The Best of The Walrus: 20th Anniversary Edition - Journalism, fiction, and poetry that speak to the current moment by Various Contributors

1. The Two Moments That Changed Alicia Elliott’s Life by Scaachi Koul
2. Are We Losing the War on Cancer? by Renée Pellerin
3. What Naomi Klein Learned about Herself from Naomi Wolf by Sean Michaels
4. The Curious Connection between a Canadian University and OceanGate by Laura Trethewey
5. The Novel Written about—and with—Artificial Intelligence by Brian Bethune

• Why Are So Many Authors Abandoning Speech Marks? - Sally Rooney, Ian Williams, and Lauren Groff are just a few of the contemporary authors avoiding quotation marks for dialogue by Maija Kappler

• The Secret Life of Plastic - What happens to our trash once we’ve done our duty and tossed it into the right bin? by Holly Hogan

• Big Babies: When It Comes to Kids, Many Adults Need to Grow Up - Fully grown human beings are having tantrums over infants and toddlers who dare to exist and make noise by Michelle Cyca

• The Legacy of Saskatchewan’s Most Controversial—and Impactful—Artist Program - The infamous Emma Lake Artists’ Workshops were ad hoc, low budget, and falling apart. They also reimagined the possibilities of art by Lee Henderson

• The Full-Moon Whaling Chronicles - The booth performed its scans. / The glass turned green: OKAY. She closed her eyes by Jason Guriel

• How ChatGPT Is Putting College Ghostwriters Out of Work - The custom essay-writing business is worth billions. Will AI bring it to an end? by Katrya Bolger

• FlightHub Turns Kids’ Fantasies into Reality - Dreams come true with Passport to Dreams by FlightHub

• Better AI for a Better Society - Canadian researchers are developing AI tech to help build a better world by Elizabeth Chorney-Booth

• Bridging the Digital Divide - Laptop grants program helps connect rural and remote students by Cara McKenna

• The Walrus Talks Equitable Housing - Exploring solutions for Canada’s housing challenges

• The Walrus Talks Gender-Based Violence - Interrupting abuse and building safety where we live, work, and play

• [WATCH] The Walrus Talks Artificial Intelligence - Exploring the ways AI can help solve some of today’s most pressing challenges

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The National Ballet of Canada is an innovative art-institution entertaining about 10 million people annually. Known for traditional full-length classics since 1951, today its purposeful in integrating diverse repertoire, enhancing it’s culture and inviting an even richer, more global experience. The person responsible? Hope Muir joins Duncan to talk about the courage to lead in the business of dance.

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Max Brault, Vice President of People & Change at BDO Canada, describes the five Olympic rings when living with disabilities: housing, transportation, services, community, and employment.

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Hospitals have seen increased patient registration since the pandemic. Engineers and Data Scientists have started creating, innovating and changing the face of how patients receive care once they enter the doors of a hospital triage. Dr. Devin Singh, an emergency physician at The Hospital for Sick Children, is an emerging scholar helping to innovate the regulatory, privacy, and ethical landscape for AI in Canada. He talks to us about the Hero AI platform and how it can empower patients and practitioners to receive and provide quality care.

• Why Would India Assassinate a Sikh Leader on Canadian Soil? - Trudeau’s explosive allegation reveals the widening rift between the two countries by Sushant Singh

• The Legacy of Saskatchewan’s Most Controversial—and Impactful—Artist Program - The infamous Emma Lake Artists’ Workshops were ad hoc, low budget, and falling apart. They also reimagined the possibilities of art by Lee Henderson

• The Secret Life of Plastic - What happens to our trash once we’ve done our duty and tossed it into the right bin? by Holly Hogan