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Whether your show covers tech, politics, business, climate, or arts & culture—if you have a dedicated audience and a great team, apply to join The Walrus Podcast Network today.
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What's new at The Walrus Lab? From exciting announcements to recent projects, get caught up on everything happening in the latest edition of The Walrus Lab Insider newsletter: thewalrus.activehosted.com/s…
Looking for something to do this weekend? The new crossword from The Walrus Games is up. Tell us how you did. thewalrus.ca/games/
As Mark Carney moves to reduce Canada’s reliance on US military equipment, retired generals are pushing back. Peter Jones examines how decades of military co-operation with the US may be shaping decisions about Canada’s defence future. thewalrus.ca/us-weapons-cana…
Mark Carney is putting national security at the centre of Canadian policy, prioritizing economic independence over traditional diplomacy. Eight experts examine whether Ottawa’s ambitious new framework can deliver the changes Canada needs. thewalrus.ca/national-securi…
Canada relies heavily on US intelligence to detect threats from Russia, China, and beyond. But as Donald Trump reshapes American spy agencies around political loyalty, can Ottawa still trust its closest intelligence partner? Wesley Wark examines the risks. thewalrus.ca/canadas-spies-h…
New crossword is up! Head over to The Walrus Games: thewalrus.ca/games/
Teachers do more than deliver lessons. For Josh Winters, who grew up gay in a restrictive religious household, two Ontario educators became a lifeline. Journalist @petermansbridge explores why the emotional labour of teaching deserves greater recognition. thewalrus.ca/teachers-are-li…
Calling Canadian podcasters: Looking to cross-promote your show with other podcasters and join a supportive creator community? Submissions for The Walrus Podcast Network are open.
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Canada is investing $2 billion to become a global AI powerhouse. But as concerns grow, what does this mean for Canadians?
On this episode of WONK, @Tjido joins us to discuss AI agents, safety concerns and the need for greater education.
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It’s unclear whether a new Canadian program is intentionally poaching researchers from areas the US has censored or defunded. But the result, writes Yusur Al-Sharqi, is that top experts in health, climate change, clean tech, and more are leaving elite institutions for Canada. A breakdown of a game-changing turn: thewalrus.ca/how-canada-gain…
One in four Canadian households were ordering meal kits in 2020, when the pandemic made everyone a home cook. But today, they’ve fallen out of favour—and some of the largest domestic companies have filed for creditor protection.
How we lost our appetites: thewalrus.ca/meal-kits/
How can making and experiencing art strengthen our relationships and communities? Join us @BelongingForum presents The Walrus Talks at Home: Creativity and Belonging to explore creativity, connection, and community. thewalrustalks-creativity-an…
Don't miss The Walrus Debate on November 9.
Christina Litz, Harrison Mooney, Ana Serrano, and Niigaan Sinclair, debate Is There Such a Thing as a Canadian Identity?
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There’s a podcast for every curiosity. Discover The Walrus Podcasts and explore the ideas, stories, and conversations shaping Canada.
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High housing costs, rising food and gas prices, and interest rate hikes are squeezing Canadians. How will Budget 2026 deliver direct relief to those feeling the pinch? thewalrus.ca/federal-budget-…
Can you memorize beauty and hold it as a keepsake? In “The Sorter,” a brand new poem by the Canadian novelist, poet, historian and biographer George Bowering, you can. Read it here: thewalrus.ca/the-sorter/
Frontotemporal dementia emerges as early as one’s forties and is confoundedly rare: perhaps 60,000 Americans have it. But in this family of nine, all are genetically predisposed; five have already started showing symptoms. @bobkolker's harrowing portrait of a “vanishing family”: thewalrus.ca/the-quest-to-en…
The 2026 federal budget drops tomorrow, under the title “Masters of Our Destiny.” For Prime Minister Mark Carney, the next step is a massive test: How will they balance aggressive infrastructure investments with the needs of everyday Canadians? Our budget breakdown: thewalrus.ca/federal-budget-…
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