Expanded coverage of the War of 1812’s bicentennial
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Bonus photographs from Lisa Moore’s “Notes From Newfoundland”
Union formation in Colombia
Field notes on the tendency of varieties to depart indefinitely from the original
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Lionel Richie in Libya — an excerpt from The Sheikh’s Batmobile: In Pursuit of American Pop Culture in the Muslim World
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An excerpt from The Sheikh’s Batmobile: In Pursuit of American Pop Culture in the Muslim World
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Original French version: A Québécois historian examines the undercurrents of La Révolution Tranquille, fifty years after it began
Key West, Florida’s shrinking trophy fish, in words and pictures
A boomerang child relives her first, pathetic flight from home
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On her blog A Theory of Ice, the virtually anonymous E writes about hockey with the passion of a religious convert. The American expatriate relives the barnstorming tour of Canadian rinks that made her a believer
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In conversation with polar wildlife photographer Paul Nicklen
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Duelling interviews with Mark McKinney and Bruce McCulloch of Kids in the Hall
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A retrospective of werewolves in popular culture
An interview with CBC Radio 2 host Rich Terfry about his hip hop alter ego
An interview with the University of Toronto economics philosopher
A mysterious trick-or-treater terrorizes Ottawa
“We’re in a period of what Northrop Frye would have called the winter phase of irony and satire.”
Q&A: Christopher Hitchens" title="" />“I’m very glad that I sprayed what I did in the way that I did”
According to the Guild of St. Luke: an illustration series
The government apologizes to one generation of aboriginal Canadians while wronging another
A gallery of creatures, plants and other strangenesses
A gallery of Harlequin covers from the 1950s to the present
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Stacey May Fowles in conversation with Hal Niedzviecki on privacy and internet pornography
An audio interview with Walrus writer William Johnson
David Bergen speaks to The Walrus Blogs about his novel, The Retreat
An series of illustrations from the March 2009 issue.
VIDEO: A introduction to the work of Canada’s National Film Board.
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Features and reports on Canadian party politics from The Walrus archives.
A photo essay in Chicago, from the South Side to Grant Park on election day.
Will violence in Bolivia deny water rights to its indigenous people?
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Have Canadians ever been this passionate?
Some small talk at a Dubai Starbucks and then, unexpectedly, Ihab gets serious
Our books blogger interviews Canadian writer Pasha Malla
An interview with ex-CIA agent Robert Baer about terror, the Iran crisis, and Hezbollah blasts
When losing is still winning. Sort of.
Typographic art by Ken Nicol
Images of Hasankeyf, Turkey
An interview with Canadian photographer Joan Latchford.
The skyrocketing popularity of hitchhiking during the sixties and seventies led to a generation of “modern nomads”
Canadian teenagers in the 1970s: an exclusive photo gallery.
Korea’s national symbol is a side dish made of fermented cabbage. Our blogger in Korea explains all...
A tongue-in-cheek examination of Brian Mulroney, author
Plants, politics, and cocaine in Bolivia. A special audio slideshow
Artist Dominic Wilcox’s ephemeral ephemera.
Plants, politics, and cocaine in Bolivia. A special audio slideshow
Edward Burtynsky photographs the Royal Alexandra Theatre in Toronto
American soldiers’ restroom graffiti in Afghanistan and Kuwait
An interview with Samantha Nutt, founder of War Child Canada
Our blogger in South Korea on deer antler liquor and the national obsession with poop
Video of Mixed Martial Arts fighter Nick Denis: three rounds in the ring.
From The Kinks to Kermit the Frog, we chose our 30 favourite sad songs. What are yours?
Prospective nicknames for future fighters.
Does the Internet make you want to kill yourself? Cartoons can help
An interview with Samantha Nutt, founder of War Child Canada
The Walrus’s book blogger Jared Bland talks with the author of the bestselling In Defense of Food.
Second place entry in the 2007 Student Field Notes Contest
First place entry in the 2007 Student Field Notes Contest
Third place entry in the 2007 Student Field Notes Contest
Exclusive recipes from three Vancouver chefs
American soldiers’ restroom graffiti in Afghanistan and Kuwait
Snapshots from a country yearning for change
The renaissance in Canadian design
Scrapbook souvenirs from Barry Campbell’s political life
Borneo’s imperilled forests and wildlife: an online gallery
A selection of Georgie Binks’ private emails and text messages.
An exclusive photo gallery and essay traces the post-election violence in Kenya
Exclusive online-only collection of Canada city photos.
Optimism, slowness, and why comic books still pay better than contemporary art.
Full disclosure of kilometres traveled by Our Writer in the duty of Honest Research.
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“Lapham’s History Project” (October 2007), containing a letter excerpt from Lewis Lapham, and a link to a talk he gave at The Wa
Lesser-known facts about Joe DiMaggio, the baseball legend who hit in an unbelievable 56 consecutive games in 1941, a major league record.
The US Open and the meaning of life
Chapter One from the author’s debut novel of the same name
Chapters One and Two from the author’s forthcoming novel of the same name
A double agent for Saddam’s notorious Mukhabarat and Israel’s Mossad has returned to Canada. How did he get here? Did Canada once deliver him into torture? And has Sumaida finally found sanctuary?
