What Happens after a Death on Campus
Following a string of suicides, U of T abandoned its students. It should have protected them
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Accomplir l’impossible grâce aux tarifs de Trump: Faire aimer le Canada au Québec
Rien de mieux qu’une guerre commerciale pour unifier le pays
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How Trump’s Tariffs Put Canada on a Collision Course
The trick is balancing retaliation with economic survival
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Amid a Staffing Crisis, Foreign-Trained Nurses Face Endless Barriers
The process of being recertified in Canada can be gruelling and take many years
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Book Banning in Canada Is Quiet, Systemic, and More Effective than Ever
Our libraries are being purged in the name of protecting kids
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Weekly Quiz: Supply Chain Shortages, Post-Secondary Privatization, and Nervousness about NEETs
How closely have you been reading our online stories this week? Take The Walrus Weekly Quiz to find out—released every Saturday.
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Sorry Not Sorry: The Art of Saying Nothing in Apology Statements
From corporate scandals to celebrity missteps, public contrition has lost all meaning
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Not Working, Not Studying, Not Happy: Meet the NEETs
Why are so many young people struggling to finish education or find a job?
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Recipient of the Third CIBC Digital Fellowship for Emerging Black Journalists Announced by The Walrus
Kayla Thompson joins The Walrus as the 2025 CIBC Fellow
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The Trade War Poses a Threat to Canadian Health Care
Our medical system relies on US products. We need to make more life-saving drugs and devices at home
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