The Decade in Politics
From predicting civil war in the US to evaluating the health of our own democracy, these are the politics conversations that helped define Canada
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The Quebec Liberals Have Pinned Their Election Hopes on Hate
Why the provincial party is betting on Trump-style politics
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Back to the Data Mine
The census is a waste of resources that produces unreliable information. Why put Canadians through the process?
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Minority Rule by Any Other Name
The case against first past the post
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He of Little Faith
What does Stephen Harper really believe about God and the afterlife?
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Why Can’t Canada Get National-Security Law Right?
By ignoring years of recommendations, Bill C-51 manages to complicate the fight against terror while also harming our civil liberties
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Red, White, and True
An American-born Walrus editor takes the Canadian citizenship test
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Taking Action against Bill C-51
A report from Toronto, one of fifty-six Canadian cities to protest the government’s proposed anti-terror law
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Editor’s Note
Earlier this year, the Fraser Institute, a Vancouver think tank, published a study that claims Canadians spend more on taxes than on all other household necessities combined. Its authors, economists …
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Editor’s Note
The first fishermen to employ nets were soon followed by others, and likewise the first farmers to fertilize their fields. Humans are by nature copycats, driven by self-interest to emulate …
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