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Poilievre Bragged That He Has Never Changed His Mind. That’s the Problem - The ground beneath the country has shifted, but he hasn’t moved an inch - India’s Meddling in the Poilievre Campaign Reflects a Dangerous New Alliance - The world’s authoritarians are networking. That’s bad news for Canada’s sovereignty
- Poilievre Bragged That He Has Never Changed His Mind. That’s the Problem - The ground beneath the country has shifted, but he hasn’t moved an inch
- India’s Meddling in the Poilievre Campaign Reflects a Dangerous New Alliance - The world’s authoritarians are networking. That’s bad news for Canada’s sovereignty
- Climate Violence Is Coming for Rich Countries, and They’re Not Ready - As the world warms, the West learns it’s not exempt
- Why Canada Fell Out of Love with Justin Trudeau - He promised sunny ways but left behind a divided country
- Are Women Finally Getting What They Want in Age-Gap Movies? - From rom coms to artsier films, young hunks are helping their lovers let go
- Is Vancouver Fed Up with Its Mayor? - Ken Sim and his council seem to be focused on a single solution to the housing crisis: more police
- Are a Handful of Wealthy Tech Bros Bringing DOGE to Canada? - The country’s future is being treated like a software update
- March on the St. Lawrence - All night the ice cutter and a wandering ship / dispersed local terrazzo marble like bachelors at a stag
- The Case for 100 Million Canadians - If the country wants to survive, it needs a lot more people
- Mark Carney’s Secret Weapon? Being Reasonable - The power of looking like you’ve got this
Y WE TRAVEL
In this new series, accomplished writers delve into the deeper meaning of our journeys—beyond where and how, to the fundamental question of why. Presented by Toronto Pearson Airport, the Canadian Airports Council, and The Walrus Lab.
This week on What Happened Next, host Nathan Whitlock is joined by author Eden Boudreau, whose most recent book—Crying Wolf: A Memoir—is also her debut. Eden and Nathan talk about the difficult decision to pause her author podcast Dear Lonely Writer, about her initial reluctance to include some darker truths about herself in her memoir, and why she’s grateful she became a published writer a little later in life than she’d originally hoped.
Canadian Ranger Allen Pogotak shares his Arctic experiences and calls for greater focus on its defense and exploration. Former Foreign Minister Lloyd Axworthy examines Canada’s role in NATO, past contributions, and future challenges in a changing global landscape.
Canada’s political landscape is becoming increasingly divided, making it harder than ever to navigate public discourse productively. Investigative journalist and author Justin Ling highlights three of the major factors intensifying polarization in Canada—and shares what everyday citizens can do to push back against it. Ling spoke at The Walrus Talks at Home: Polarization on December 4, 2024.
Poilievre Bragged That He Has Never Changed His Mind. That’s the Problem - The ground beneath the country has shifted, but he hasn’t moved an inch
- Are Women Finally Getting What They Want in Age-Gap Movies? - From rom coms to artsier films, young hunks are helping their lovers let go
- Inside the Shadowy World of the Erectile Dysfunction Pill Black Market - Men are playing “Russian Roulette” with dodgy, dangerous counterfeit and illicit sex drugs
- March on the St. Lawrence - All night the ice cutter and a wandering ship / dispersed local terrazzo marble like bachelors at a stag
- Forest Hill Gothic - I watched as a wrinkled hand reached out of the basement window
