The Walrus Talks Resilience (Saskatoon 2015)

“When people are in a difficult situation, that is not the time to lay out the twenty-year vision for the community”

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“Food banks . . . across the country, are experiencing demands that outstrip their capacity”

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“Artists have a lot to teach us about failure”

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“Twenty-five percent of low-income Canadians under the age of sixty-five rely on a ‘working-poor’ individual to be the breadwinner”

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“No city has ever successfully solved traffic congestion by building more roads and lanes”

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“Fifty-two percent of the world’s wildlife has disappeared since the 1970s . . . and it’s because of human activity”

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“We don’t need bigger governments and bureaucracies; we need bigger citizens playing a larger role”

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“People are generally pretty good at retrospective exercises. We are less gifted when it comes to being anticipatory”

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“We need . . . to bring out the resilience in First Nations children so they can compete in the world”

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