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Investors committed nearly $500 billion. But the Liberals still need Canadians to buy in The post Carney’s Investment Summit Raises the Stakes for His Big Projects first appeared on The Walrus.

The prime minister is taking apart the political order he inherited. What replaces it? The post Mark Carney Is Dismantling Canada first appeared on The Walrus.

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It explains why the prime minister has given the province almost everything it wants The post Brexit May Be Haunting Carney’s Handling of Alberta Separatists first appeared on The Walrus.

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We risk repeating the errors of the past twenty-five years on The post I Was a CSIS Analyst When 9/11 Happened. Here’s What I’ve Learned first appeared on The Walrus.

Rethinking connection in the middle years The post The Walrus Talks at Home: Midlife and Belonging first appeared on The Walrus.

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His economic agenda has scrambled the political map. The question is how long it can last The post Canada’s Most Popular Conservative Is Mark Carney first appeared on The Walrus.

A strategy for prosperity in a changed world The post The Walrus Talks at Home: Canada After America first appeared on The Walrus.

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American farmers need it. Let’s use that dependence to fight back The post Canada Has a Weapon in Trump’s Trade War. It’s Potash first appeared on The Walrus.

Businesses are paying the price—and overwhelmingly support Carney The post Quebec Is Getting Hammered by Trump’s Trade War. It’s Not Backing Down first appeared on The Walrus.

Canada’s fleet is aging and isn’t being replaced fast enough The post Want to Defend the Arctic from Trump? Build More Icebreakers first appeared on The Walrus.

A former chronic absentee explains why The post More than Half of Ontario Students Aren’t Showing Up first appeared on The Walrus.

A generation raised on the technology is discovering there are shortcuts it doesn’t want to take The post What If Students Are Sick of AI Too? first appeared on The Walrus.

We can’t match American economic firepower. But we can make the fight hurt The post Canada Can Make Trump Regret This Trade War first appeared on The Walrus.

Three decades later, a cold case detective picked up the file on Jane Doe #59 The post A Young Woman Was Murdered in LA. Her Jacket Said “Made in Canada” first appeared on The Walrus.

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The journey home can be harder than the battle itself The post I Spent Years Working with War Veterans. The Odyssey Hit Me Hard first appeared on The Walrus.

Online sex ads can be used to track criminal activity. But stopping the perpetrators isn’t easy The post Canada’s Human Traffickers Are Getting Away with It first appeared on The Walrus.

More deluges are coming. Here’s how cities can prepare The post Edmonton, Niagara, Toronto: Are We Ready for Epic Flooding? first appeared on The Walrus.

I’m still not deleting them The post I Confessed to 60,000 Unread Emails. Then Everyone Told Me What I Was Doing Wrong first appeared on The Walrus.

Canada’s future lies with countries that still want to buy and sell The post Trump Is Going His Own Way on Trade. Carney Should Let Him first appeared on The Walrus.

The clinic was cleared of wrongdoing, but advocates want to reopen the investigation The post Death of Plasma Donor Sparks Questions about Health Canada Inquiry first appeared on The Walrus.

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Forget the fight over its name. The Great Lake is being threatened by pollution, development, and decades of neglect The post Lake Ontario Has Bigger Problems than Donald Trump first appeared on The Walrus.

Republicans may lose support in the midterm elections in key battlegrounds The post Which Trump-Supporting States Will Feel Canada’s Tariff Fury? first appeared on The Walrus.

It’s nearly impossible for women to get health care in Afghanistan. The results have been catastrophic The post The Taliban’s Laws Are Killing Women and Children first appeared on The Walrus.

The US wanted a deal it could rewrite whenever it pleased The post Canada Had No Choice But to Walk Away from Trump first appeared on The Walrus.

Mark Carney is showing other countries how to stand up to Trump The post Canada’s Trade War Is a Fight for the Free World first appeared on The Walrus.

Wab Kinew’s approach involves moving thousands of unhoused people into permanent homes The post Manitoba Has an Ambitious Plan to End Homelessness first appeared on The Walrus.

Lives aren’t neat narratives of growth and redemption The post What Twenty Years of Social Media Has Done to Our Memories first appeared on The Walrus.

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Northern voices shaping Northern futures The post The Walrus Talks North of Now first appeared on The Walrus.

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The spectacle masks something sinister: a major power coming undone The post Trump’s Stupid Lake America Stunt Is Less Funny than It Looks first appeared on The Walrus.

She was approved despite mental health concerns. I wasn’t convinced it was the right call The post My Mom’s MAID Death Was the First to Be Investigated by Police first appeared on The Walrus.