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A tiny animated car slowly consumed the straight black line on the Uber app as it headed toward the blue dot—us. We were in ...
Bloated worlds and endless repetition prove that the industry has been captured by the same logic as every other digital ...
To grasp what’s at stake, it helps to see how Canada’s military has long conceived of its role. For eighty years, it has ...
T he Best Books of Fall” is a project that inspires both glee and gravitas in The Walrus staff. First come the catalogues of ...
Senack writes for multiple newspapers in the Ottawa area, including the Barrhaven Independent —a local community outlet in ...
A ngela also introduced me to the band Jump5, a pop group of five squeaky-voiced blond Christian kids. She particularly loved ...
The project has attracted attention in political and tech circles; Liberal prime minister Mark Carney even established a ...
TIFF has always had the twin goals of bringing the best of world cinema to Toronto and the best of Canadian cinema to the ...
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He conjures up castles and valleys of gold. But can his fevered imagination eclipse Mark Carney’s grounded reality?
Poilievre’s apparent strategic pivot to Canada’s existential threat barely lasted the day. Trump and his tariffs would go ...
Meanwhile, in Canada, the lentil harvest was peaking. In Saskatchewan, more land was being seeded than ever before. Exports ...