Business | The Walrus

When cruise ships dock, a town’s population can more than double. Who decides when the cost of tourism is too high?

How the tech platform crowds the housing market and threatens neighbourhoods

The group that lucked out in the generational lottery is now making millennials cover their low taxes and rising health care costs

Employees at a Quebec Walmart made history by unionizing their store. Six months later, management shut it down

As climate-related dangers increase, insurance companies are changing where and how we build homes

What responsibilities does a Canadian company have when it expands into countries known for human rights violations?

Hunter Harrison reshaped an industry by literally making the trains run on time

Why I quit my day job to become a Bitcoin miner

We have linked our economy to the whims of a large and mercurial customer, and now stand to face the consequences

WeWork offers freelancers a chic workspace and beer on tap—but are people productive?