The brilliant translation sends readers to an underworld of Caribbean colonizers, politicians, and pop-culture villains ...

Take another selfie on my camera roll: me and my tsundoku book club friend smiling at an iftar party from a few months ago. (“Tsundoku” is a Japanese word that captures the joy of letting books pile ...

McMaster recently opened the doors to Wilson College of Leadership and Civic Engagement, an innovative new program that ...

Toronto, November 8, 2025: The Walrus is excited to welcome Ketsia Beboua as the 2025/26 CIBC Digital Fellow for Emerging ...

Among Democrats, 67 percent see Canada as an ally or partner, compared to 58 percent of Republicans. More striking, only 16 ...

Free Expression depicts an impending conflict between cultural producers. Three of the intruders wear business attire, their ...

Sarah E. K. Smith is an associate professor at Western University, where she holds the Canada research chair in art, culture, and global relations. She is a co-founder of the North American Cultural ...

In a candid interview, Lieutenant General Wright outlines plans to dramatically overhaul how the military fights ...

In her Oxford University lecture series “Literature and Form,” academic Catherine Brown offers another, slightly more ...

There was a time when every story we covered needed a so-called “Canadian angle”—one that rooted the characters and consequences within this country’s borders. But we know Canada isn’t defined by its ...

Just as I did so, a news alert popped up, informing me that Elon Musk could soon become the world’s first trillionaire. Cut ...

If we become quantum tomorrow, data is lost today. Quantum comes down to size and efficiency. Current computers approach ...