Disruption: Tranna Wintour
Our culture’s narrow and oppressive constructs of masculinity and femininity limit us from being our true selves
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The Walrus Talks is our national event series about Canada and its place in the world. Each event features seven speakers talking for seven minutes, each from a different perspective, all focusing on a topic that will spark conversation on matters vital to Canadians. Get tickets to upcoming events
Remembrance: Iskwe
Regardless of colour, culture, language, or class, we are all people first
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Disruption: Mathew Ingram
Free speech is more important than internet trolls
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Cannabis: Renee Gagnon
Cannabis offers an opportunity for diversity because the industry doesn’t have entrenched players and the ability to exclude entire groups
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Humanity and Technology: Siri Agrell
How to get laid without your phone
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Success: Wali Shah
Wali Shah says his male role models perpetuated toxic ideals of success and manhood, but he’s here to change the status quo
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Success: Ryan McMahon
Ryan McMahon says there’s no word for success in his language, but he defines it anyway
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Connections: Don Tapscott
Don Tapscott spoke about his four greatest predictions for the internet and the new social contract we all have to build for the digital era
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CO2 is a boring villian
CO2, or greenhouse emissions, always loses attention in public discourse because its impact is not immediately visible. It is a boring supervillain that will eventually harm irreparably.
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Belonging: Molly Burke
A sense of belonging, according to Burke, is not about changing her into an “able” person, but accommodating for all kinds of humans. It is society, not Burke, that needs to be fixed
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