The Walrus · Scour

The Snowbirds Are Retiring. So Is the Military’s Connection to Public Life

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Book Bans Are Surging in an Increasingly Digital Age

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In Thunder Bay, Court Reporting Is Quietly Disappearing

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Canada Is Spending Billions on AI. Why Are Companies Still Fleeing?

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Alberta Called, People Came, and Now Cities Are Stuck Carrying the Costs

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Canada Post Lost a Record $1.57 Billion in 2025. So What?

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First TD Diverse Communities Art & Design Fellow Joins The Walrus

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Can Alberta Still Separate? Experts Clash over the Landmark Court Decision

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When the World Feels Heavy, Hope Is Radical

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As Universities Become Political Battlegrounds, They Cannot Afford to Remain Neutral

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The Last Thing Mark Carney Needs Is Trudeau-Era Rhetoric

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America’s Fascist Playbook Is Wreaking Havoc around the World

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Weekly Quiz: Print Revivals, AI Hallucinations, and Data Leaks

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The Venice Biennale Parties On Despite Protests, Policing, and Pushback

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As Newspapers Shutter in Newfoundland, a Student Publication Steps Up

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The Sims Is Objectively a Terrible Game. But I Adore It

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Le trésor canadien : 50 ans du castor

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The Furry Gold of Canada: The Beaver’s 50-Year Legacy

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Les coulisses de pouvoir: l’histoire de la Cour suprême du Canada

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Inside the Halls of Power: Stories from Canada’s Supreme Court

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