What Burden?
Being a white man means never having to speak for anybody but yourself
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Diversity’s Final Frontier
The real schism in our society isn’t sex or race. It’s social class
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Oui ou Non
Twenty years ago, the Unity Rally in Montreal kept Canada together
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Cheat Sheet
A Walrus editor’s former professor recalls some lifted lines
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From Torture to Table
Our industrial food chain is built on animal cruelty
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Life after Doomsday
Tracking cult activity from a Montreal storage locker
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Breaking the Pig Farmer
Inside the interrogation of Robert Pickton
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Half Way There
Will the Supreme Court finally define what it means to be Metis?
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Notes from the Inside of a National Disgrace
Ottawa’s treatment of Jews fleeing the Nazis was shameful. With Syrian refugees yearning for a safe home, will Canadian history repeat itself?
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Neighbourly Love
You think you know the ninety-two-year-old who lives next door. And then you visit his basement
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