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“Parents’ Rights” Rhetoric Is Rooted in Radical Conspiracy Theories

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Canada’s National Parks Are Colonial Crime Scenes

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Are AI Companies Ripping Off Writers? Canadian Authors Speak Out

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Editor’s Letter: Why We Can’t Trust AI

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The Secret Life of Plastic

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The Walrus Reflects on Canada’s History on the Third National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

On the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, The Walrus recognizes the Indigenous peoples impacted by residential schools in Canada

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Big Babies: When It Comes to Kids, Many Adults Need to Grow Up

Fully grown human beings are having tantrums over infants and toddlers who dare to exist and make noise

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The Legacy of Saskatchewan’s Most Controversial—and Impactful—Artist Program

The infamous Emma Lake Artists’ Workshops were ad hoc, low budget, and falling apart. They also reimagined the possibilities of art

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The Full-Moon Whaling Chronicles

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How ChatGPT Is Putting College Ghostwriters Out of Work

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The Two Moments That Changed Alicia Elliott’s Life

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The Curator of Climate Change

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Why Would India Assassinate a Sikh Leader on Canadian Soil?

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In Daughter, Claudia Dey Explores the Ugly Side of the Great Literary Male

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Is the Greige Era of Design Ending?

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Can Prince Edward Island Survive Another Big Storm?

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Are We Losing the War on Cancer?

For half a century, we have thrown everything we have at the disease, but we are no closer to curing it

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