As Europe swings to the right, BBC journalist Nick Fraser asks: is the EU worth saving?
Five poet-thinkers redefine our relationship to nature
Google’s new Android mobile phone, and why Apple lost the ball (again)
Readers’ letters on porn and Barack Obama
Letters | by The Walrus Readers
A short biography of our great Prime Minister
Humour | by Andrew Clark
Honourable mention, National Magazine Awards: Humour
Inside Saudi Arabia’s brutal justice system
A new poem by Jan Zwicky
Poetry | by Jan Zwicky
Junk science, credibility, and the race to save the environment
Inside the budding Chinese environmental movement
A gallery of creatures, plants and other strangenesses
Canada’s Mark Lewis launches an ambitious (and expensive) project for the Venice Biennale
How a Rwandan genocide survivor made peace with the man who almost killed her
New research gets at the root of our celebrity obsession
Frontier | by Jessica Johnson
A grandson contemplates a patriarch who favoured the company of strangers
Firsthand | by Brett Grainger
Hockey, torture, and the Don Cherry Doctrine
Comics | by Jason Sherman and David Parkins
For the Haida of the Pacific Northwest, the potlach is still at the centre of a culture of in which you are what you give
Society | by Rick Salutin
Scenes from Afghan life in wartime
How Canada fell from leader to laggard in high-speed rail, and why that needs to change
Transport | by Monte Paulsen
Cartoonist and designer Seth emerges as comics’ premier historian
Books | by Sean Rogers
An excerpt from Lisa Moore’s new novel, February,
published by Anansi.
Fiction | by Lisa Moore
Dave Hughes’s guide to the end of the fossil fuel age
