On a recent spring morning, the weight of the world’s crises unexpectedly gripped me in a crushing chokehold. I’m used to logging in to work and being confronted with the worst of the world’s news, but this day’s cascade of nightmarish...
Brett Popplewell is an associate professor of journalism at Carleton University and a contributing writer for The Walrus.
Trump wants to steal Canada’s abundant water, but we’re doing the most damage ourselves by Christopher Pollon Imagine the american federal government goes rogue amid an unprecedented drought, disregards all laws and agreements on paper...
Billions of birds have vanished in a generation. To save them, we need to look and listen by Jackie Morris and Robert Macfarlane AGREAT THINNING of the skies is underway. There are 3 billion fewer birds in North America than half a century...
Everything designed to make you trust AI companions is a lie — and it works anyway by Thea Lim IN 2003, I LIVED alone in a basement apartment on the Spadina circle. I had moved to Toronto from Singapore, with no family in the city or on the...
